Sentence examples for a predictable moment from inspiring English sources

The Maui Habit works because your feet have to hit the floor each morning, and that provides a predictable moment to shift your mental frame.

Best of all, there is not a single predictable moment in the piece.

Violence became a predictable consequence.

This was once a pleasant and predictable moment.

For instance, in a predictable "trans" moment from the series, Sophia is advised to offer sexual favors to a sexually abusive guard in return for him sneaking in her life-saving hormones.

There is no set script, and no predictable moment for the conversation.

Even the most predictable moment of the opening ceremony — the raising of the Russian flag and the playing of the Russian anthem — makes this clear.

In the article "So How Do We Talk About This?" Amy O'Leary writes: There is no set script, and no predictable moment for the conversation.

In perceptual forms of implicit timing, on the other hand, an externally defined sensory event (e.g. onset of a visual target) occurs at predictable moments in time, guided by the constant temporal relationship between cues and targets.

Hornby has a knack, in "Slam," for taking predictable moments and turning them into gently glowing satire.

Aside from an upset and surprise here and there (Andre Braugher finally getting his due for "Homicide," Garry Shandling winning some long overdue recognition for writing "Larry Sanders, David Lettermann re-emerging as a winner in the variety category), the show is full of predictable moments and speeches from people who gave pretty much the same speech several times before.