Sentence examples for a predictable question from inspiring English sources

— TRIP GABRIEL Gov. Rick Perry was hit early with a predictable question on Social Security, which Mr. Perry has called a "monstrous lie" and a "Ponzi scheme".

A predictable question trails closely behind their actions, a question that always reappears like the ghost of riots past, asking, simply, why are they destroying their own neighborhoods and setting their futures on fire?

It's a predictable response to a predictable question.

Of course, learning about the arbitrary and seemingly stupid alcohol laws in Oklahoma and so many other states always draws a predictable question: why?

It's such a predictable question.

The trade body can't provide the most basic information on a totally predictable question.

Given the high incidence of cancer in my circle of acquaintance, "why not me?" might have been a more predictable question.

The ENA could not provide the "most basic information on a totally predictable question", he said.

Me: And now for the predictable question: being a woman in a male-dominated world, yadda yadda, you know where I'm going with this.

In fact, she's so direct that my first, rather predictable question leads straight to a rather personal answer.

The massacre of 26 churchgoers Sunday in Sutherland Springs, Texas, prompted the predictable question of how the killer, a former Air Force serviceman court-martialed for domestic violence, was able to obtain the military-style rifle he used with such cold efficiency?