Sentence examples for little predictably from inspiring English sources

And so, a little predictably, he becomes a medium through whom Agnes reveals her story.

And Charlie is sometimes a little too predictably perfect, as she was in Kaye Gibbons's 1993 novel.

This had predictably little impact on developers' plans or governments' attitudes.

Predictably, little of the fact and anecdote in Mann's 500 pages of text is new.

This line of argument cuts predictably little ice with the current authorities, whose main concern is poverty.

Right, I'll actually do some work then I shall I? 12 min Italy are dominating possession, and doping predictably little with it.

Predictably, Little Tree is taken back to the family's apartment, where he finds "his own special place in the world, a special little place that was waiting for him all his life".

Bon Jovi and Billy Joel and Justin Bieber and cuz-I-see-some-ladies-tonight-that-should-be-havin-my-baby (baby), not just songs they know every word to, but a vibe they could sketch from memory with their eyes closed, all its little grooves, the predictably mediocre American lagers and the length of train rides from White Plains, waiting their turn on the mechanical bull at Johnny Utah's.

When President Obama announced his plan a week and a half ago to send a hundred United States troops to central Africa to aid in the search for Lord's Resistance Army rebels, the American public was, predictably, a little confused, and Rush Limbaugh was, predictably, a little off his rocker.

By Alexis Okeowo October 25, 2011 When President Obama announced his plan a week and a half ago to send a hundred United States troops to central Africa to aid in the search for Lord's Resistance Army rebels, the American public was, predictably, a little confused, and Rush Limbaugh was, predictably, a little off his rocker.

Whatever the case, the on-screen results are weird and watchable, by turns frustrating and entertaining, and predictably a little morbid.