Sentence examples for instead of predictable from inspiring English sources

But instead of predictable happy endings, concours all seem to have a lush golf course, obsessively shiny old cars and officious judges in blazers and funny hats.

"We'll need to offer a roster of reporters and columnists with credibility on both sides of the aisle instead of predictable partisanship," wrote Avlon in a piece titled "Our Murrow Moment". "Reflexive criticism" of Trump, argues Avlon in the piece, is no way to handle Trump, as it will only contribute to declining media credibility.

Instead of predictable key codes and chintzy lock boxes, the emphasis here is on big moving pieces and stunning light-up effects (no, I'm not going to spoil any clues).

Peckham feels current rather than tired, erratic instead of predictable.

For the offering, the company's underwriters tried to give more allocations to established mutual funds, known for buying and holding, instead of less predictable hedge funds, suspected of seeking a quick buck.

Instead of the predictable calamari fritti (which is available on request, but not on the menu), La Zingara offers sautéed squid (huge babies with legs) in a smoked tomato broth, finished with white truffle oil.

The company's underwriters tried to give more allocations to established mutual funds, known for buying and holding, instead of less predictable hedge funds suspected of seeking a quick buck, according to two people with knowledge of the matter who were not authorized to discuss the matter publicly.

So instead of following predictable (and boring) scripts, why not turn the page on Cold War-esque rhetoric and find ways to join hands with China so as to mutually benefit from each other's comparative advantages?

Says Scarlett, "Instead of that predictable dark steel grey or black, do the same technique for the smoky eye but use 'Bordeaux.'" To finish the look, Scarlett adds, "I also love to wear... a creamy pink on lips".

Instead of following predictable and boring scripts, U.S. politicians should turn the page on Cold War-esque rhetoric and find ways to join hands with China so as to mutually benefit from each other's comparative advantages.

Instead of Bush's predictable fifth term, we're facing … nobody quite knows what.