Sentence examples for merely predictable from inspiring English sources

This tedium is not the result of a merely predictable evasion.

They are central now, when the increased fetishism of guns and carrying guns has made such horrors as last night's not merely predictable but unsurprising.

"He knew better than anyone how these stories went," Hill writes, and in that sentence confers on his hero the dignity of a man coming to terms with something not merely predictable but inevitable — a man meeting his destiny stoically, even kind of nobly.

Still, there's more than a desirable amount of body roll in turns, the steering is merely predictable but hardly as good as that of the Tahoe and the off-road tires clearly compromise on-pavement handling.

Because of surface reactivity, toxicity of solids is not merely predictable from chemical composition and molecular structure, as with water soluble compounds.

Pleasing, but predictable.

The doctor, a man with a soprano's voice and a jockey's body, had told my father that a mild form of diabetes was not entirely unusual or even terribly worrying at his age: it was merely a predictable imbalance, and wasn't going to require insulin injections or drugs of any kind, but he would need to exercise regularly and observe a strict diet.

This merely provoked a predictable stampede to the cinema queues".El Crimen del Padre Amaro" is due to open in 50 cinemas in the United States on November 15th.

Predictable predictions?

This is not merely revisionism, a logical, predictable antithesis to the dozens of admiring biopics created by the hero directors of Soviet cinema.

The relationships that hold the space station's many dimensions together not merely the banal and predictable romance of Valerian and Laureline but the politics of the space station are simple, the mind games thin, the rhetoric unpersuasive.