Sentence examples for extraordinarily unpredictable from inspiring English sources
As a result, the Belmont is extraordinarily unpredictable: one author even recommended betting on every horse except the favourite, because long-shots are so likely to win there.
Gates' experience with both wars, and his long experience at the CIA, has reinforced his core belief the war and the use of force are extraordinarily unpredictable adventures that offer numerous opportunities for mis-steps and unintended consequences.
This is the sort of insightful observation that makes Mina's novels so extraordinarily rich and unpredictable.
Putin wants to stoke chaos and discord in the West and in the free world alliances he has chosen as his enemies -- NATO, the European Union, the World Trade Organization and above all the U.S. A "Manchurian candidate" Trump may or may not be, but there is no doubt he is extraordinarily disruptive and unpredictable.
In his memoir A Journey, published on Wednesday, the former prime minister described Diana as "extraordinarily captivating" but an "unpredictable meteor" in terms of her relationship with the Royal Family.
Jack Viertel, Jujamcyn's creative director, described Mr. Landesman as smart, decisive and "a very entertaining person to be around," but also "mercurial," "unpredictable" and "an extraordinarily hardheaded businessman".
But so has the courtly figure of Mr Meri: formidably well read, and fluently caustic and charming in five languages.Most Estonians are pleased that his larger-than-life style has rubbed off on their little country, even though he often seems extraordinarily unEstonian: he is unpunctual, unpredictable, unaccountable and, on occasion, unbelievably mischievous.
However, Douglas Alexander, one of the most senior politicians leading the Better Together campaign, said the extraordinarily high turnout made the result very unpredictable.
Consider temperature: the normal human body maintains an extraordinarily narrow range somewhere between ninety-seven and ninety-nine degrees despite enormous, often unpredictable variations in the environment.
Completely unpredictable.
