Sentence examples for his predictable from inspiring English sources

Perhaps brotherly love, as we learn of his predictable, almost laughably tardy spiritual awakening.

(However, his predictable nickname, "Mack the Knife", dates from his first spell at Morgan Stanley).

Among his predictable targets are the erosion of deference, the spread of TV culture and the decay of English language.

With all the self-conscious "lyricism" of his language, Shanley seems to be trying to mask his predictable and not entirely convincing portrait of woman as indomitable spirit.

Why has he embarked on such a remote and surely hazardous journey, so challenging that the disaster he encounters seems to be his predictable destiny?

If Noah, with his predictable politics and thank-you-Mr-Stewart sense of deference, is the Coldplay of satire, Crimmins is its Jello Biafra.

Ensor's life story makes his eccentricity predictable and his greatness astonishing.

I tend to find his humor decidedly unfunny; his entrenched, predictable gender roles drive me crazy; the d?r leaves me cold; and the ways in which he tethers choreography to music feels terribly reductive.

It's Mr. Rhoden at his Broadwayesque best — and also his most predictable in its need to overachieve, overdrive, oversell.

Mr. Parker first made his name with James Brown's band in the 1960's, and his act, predictable but effective, is mainly a tribute to Mr. Brown, right down to the soft-shoe moves and grunted exhortations.

His ordinary, predictable fate, that is.