Sentence examples for just as predictable from inspiring English sources

Just as predictable was Mr. Mineo's next move.

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

Equally chilling, and, some might say, just as predictable, was the behaviour of Wall Street's traders.

In the age of Gesamtkunstwerk, in which the old art-world verities have disappeared, the new monographs are less structured but are often just as predictable.

Just as predictable as the CPP's victory was the inevitability that the losers Funcinpec and the eponymous Sam Rainsy Party would frustrate efforts to form a new government.

Just as predictable: the usual claque of cultural conservatives came up with that depressing whinge about the golden age of the glorious independents.

Scientists have now determined that the birds are just about as predictable as some New Yorkers in exactly where they'll deign to go.

At the very least, or most, "To the Contrary" demonstrates that despite the stereotype about some people's penchant for changing their minds, women can be just as wearyingly predictable as men.

But every now and then, parties come around the renew your faith in the power of a dancefloor: not just as the predictable cesspool of drugs and hook-ups, but as a space that provides a sweet escape from the drudgery of work, a communal experience of bliss, a fleeting sense of freedom.

It seems to me that choosing a member of the military establishment (Col. Harry G. Summers Jr). to review books about Pentagon corruption is a little like having Al Capone review an expose of the Mafia, and the results were just about as predictable.

"They're just as boring and predictable".