Sentence examples similar to it predictably lasts from inspiring English sources
It was, self-evidently, a palliative, nothing more, the lazy shrug of a faltering conscience, and one that predictably lasted no longer than the life cycle of a mosquito.
— Predictably, last-minute bookings for next week were pricey.
(Nothing came of it, predictably).
He continued: "From there, it predictably spread everywhere as truth".
It predictably calls for additional funding of surgical research.
The last time I wrote this up, it turned (predictably) into a flamewar in the comments.
Most of the Giants were philosophical about this last day of the season and how it unfolded predictably, if unfavorably, for them.
Now they have, it's predictably excellent, not just as an overview of art movements of the last century, but for its engaging anecdotal qualities.
Predictably, the last two players introduced were Mike Piazza and Seaver.
They conjure a world of routine space travel, lunar colonies, economic ease and social and sexual freedom – though predictably, this last seems to apply mostly to a sci-fi avatar of the standard male Playboy reader.
