Sentence examples for appears predictably from inspiring English sources

The serve-and-volley renaissance appears, predictably, to be back on life support at Wimbledon (Dustin Brown, who beat the former champion Lleyton Hewitt on Wednesday, lost, too).

Bloodless imagery evoking the "Paranormal Activity" films and the J-horror classic "Ringu" appears, and, predictably, there is a shower scene.

Mention romantic fiction and, within a sentence, the chiffon-clad ghost of Barbara Cartland appears as predictably as the handsome heroes or damsels in distress who haunt her books.

It has been found that many of the modifications of the riboside structure appeared to predictably not yield virus-inhibitory drugs.

Trump, predictably, appears to be a Grand Wizard of both tendencies, though whether this is intentional is anyone's guess.

When we "other" tragedy, we claim that tragedy has no place in our daily lives, so when tragedy predictably appears along our journey, we become misaligned with ourselves.

And every year, The New York Times posts early admissions rates for the previous year in a story that predictably appears sometime in March.

Atresia in small antral follicles predictably appears to involve a decrease in blood vessel formation which agrees with previous data.

She won a scholarship to Cambridge, where she appears to have been a predictably terrifying student and, equally predictably, fond of debates.

Feet, predictably, appear in some of the frames.

Tommy Thompson predictably appeared at a fund-raising meeting for the incumbent Republican governor, Scott McCallum.