Sentence examples for in the predictably from inspiring English sources

Kerry thinks of Assad as the toxic product of his family and his political environment, a kind of rational autocrat who set out to reform his country but, when faced with the prospect of joining the list of deposed Arab dictators, acted in the predictably monstrous way of his father, who, in 1982, slaughtered twenty thousand people in the city of Hama to put down a Muslim Brotherhood uprising.

In the predictably flimsy and characteristically late response, Sandberg denounced conspiracy theories targeting Soros as "abhorrent".

He was expected to defeat GOP challenger Barry Hinckley in the predictably Democratic state.

Another important limitation is in the predictably substantial underreporting of the infectious outcomes [ 17].

By Adam Gopnik August 9, 2016 The story of Melania Trump's nude photos shows an unexpected maturity in American life, and the predictably depressing hypocrisy within it, too.

Downsizing may make companies temporarily more productive, but the gains quickly erode, in part because of the predictably negative effect on morale.

Bangladesh, the only Test-playing nation in the group, predictably outclassed qualifiers Nepal, who managed only 126-5 desParasParas Khadka's 41 and 40 from Sharad Vesawkar.

The relationship between celebrities, the press and the public is dramatised in predictably over-the-top style by Hiaasen, whose Florida-based, eco-friendly capers sell by the bucketload.

(In fact, predictably, the guy with the most money won the Republican nomination).

In Brussels, predictably, the talk is of the need for closer economic governance, new powers of surveillance for the European Commission and its statistics office and perhaps the creation of a European lender of last resort.

It is also a fascinating social experiment, not so much in terms of what is happening onstage but in how predictably the audience reacts.