Sentence examples for genuinely predictable from inspiring English sources
"That was exciting to a lot of people as a genuinely predictable earthquake," Brodsky told VICE News.
But GLOW also zigs and zags throughout, throwing in genuinely surprising twists (and some predictable ones, but that's par for the course) while finding realistic and creative character motivations.
There are glimpses of the predictable stresses he endures, as well as genuinely wacky moments when Whitacre inexplicably brags of his undercover talents to some of the very people he should be investigating.
By that standard, the broad Occupy movement is a genuinely new force in the world, one which has unhinged "the predictable".
Innovative leadership meaning genuinely innovative thinking and the leadership that supports it–has no predictable, formulaic method.
The shortlist prunes that more eclectic batch in ways that are somewhat predictable (gone, Darnielle; gone, Antopol), but which nevertheless seems to retain a dash of intrigue and a field of genuinely deserving candidates.
Today's console makers have settled into a predictable rhythm, typically releasing new machines every five or six years, enough time for customers to trust that a "next-generation" system will be genuinely superior to the one it replaced.
