Sentence examples for be unpredictable that from inspiring English sources
"When he refers to Nixon and says he wants all options on the table [and] he wants to be unpredictable -- that is extremely dangerous when it comes to nuclear security," Rachel Bronson of the Bulletin of Atomic Sciences said when we spoke by phone on Thursday.
Trying to encourage him to be unpredictable, that is, but just a little -- enough to keep things lively, but not enough to overwhelm the narrow stylistic constraints of a late-night talk show, which can be one of the most deeply predictable formulas on the air.
"The reality is that he is unpredictable, that country is unpredictable.
"Accidents are unpredictable, that's why they happen," said Mr Kan - who was in power during the 2011 disaster - to a crowd of roughly 300 people.
If your schedule is unpredictable, that may mean carrying a just-in-case snack in your purse or briefcase to stave off hunger.
On the way home, Philip explains that the protests are unpredictable, that the police don't help and that such violence has claimed doctors' lives.
They said what I knew already: That Mogadishu was unpredictable, that it looked scarier from the outside and that chances were the trip would go fine, unless it didn't.
For example, Washington Post columnist Robert Samuelson writes that "The crisis in Ukraine reminds us that the future is unpredictable, that wars routinely involve miscalculation and that brute force -- boots on the ground, bombs in the air -- counts".
Autoimmune diseases tend to be unpredictable disorders that can take a variety of different trajectories, from mild and slow to devastating and fast.
These are things that happen to you that are unpredictable, and that are often sudden, and that are very momentous.
