Sentence examples for is just as predictable from inspiring English sources

The clutch is just as predictable as the Bimmer's, the brakes just as solid and fade-proof, and the tail-end of the car will dance around easily on initial steering turn-in then geturn-in thenthe traction control, just like in a 3 Series BMW.

As a right-thinking liberal, I'm just as predictable.

Although one must give it credit for being just as predictable and unfunny as the big-budget films it so desperately wants to rub shoulders with.

This altruistic gesture created a nice sense of community and offered new potential for conservative collectors but for the most part the artist-run galleries were just as predictable as the commercials.

In an election year, it was entirely predictable that Republicans would seize on Tuesday's update from the Congressional Budget Office on the labor-market implications of the Affordable Care Act, and it was just as predictable that the White House and Democrats would seek to downplay its importance.

By John Cassidy February 5, 2014 In an election year, it was entirely predictable that Republicans would seize on Tuesday's update from the Congressional Budget Office on the labor-market implications of the Affordable Care Act, and it was just as predictable that the White House and Democrats would seek to downplay its importance.

That is, better codecs are just as predictable as faster PCs.

It's just as predictable as Godwin's Law.

The results were just as predictable as shouting "fire!" in a crowded theater.

It was just as predictable that when the revelations of misconduct by the former staffers first surfaced back in March that Ethics Committee chair Alabama Republican Jo Bonner moved quickly to put out the fire.

One thing that it never is – just as its author never was – is predictable.