Sentence examples for looks predictable from inspiring English sources

In most workplaces, the face of authority looks predictable.

It's the kind of huge shift that looks predictable after the fact but which nobody at the time saw coming.

Instead, it was left to Stuart Broad, who took four wickets, to assume the leadership of a bowling collective that too often looks predictable and vulnerable against the very best batsmen.

The Australians also too often looked predictable as they tried to batter England's steely defensive line rather than change up their tactics.

An offense that had ranked first in 2002 looked predictable in 2003, prompting Callahan to tell reporters after the defeat: "I think teams have caught up to us.

Although the English seemed fresher and more dangerous down the stretch, the Algerians controlled the ball with style for much of the match, making the English players look predictable in comparison.

Of course, whatever happens during the Daytona 500 on Sunday – and it's a race that makes the Grand National look predictable – the Danica-haters will always complain about how much coverage she gets.

The outcome of this top versus bottom match looked predictable enough, but it was soon obvious that Swindon had not come to the Valley just to be rolled over.