Sentence examples for not entirely predictable from inspiring English sources

The highlights were not entirely predictable.

What gets filtered out is not entirely predictable either.

It was not entirely predictable that Bayonne would have spawned an Intel winner.

First, it is not entirely predictable how influential the economic advisor will be once the candidate takes office.

These are the sorts of moves that Mr. Bailey calls "innovative, not entirely predictable, but still Disney".

Which candidate Latinos would choose in the voting booth was not entirely predictable, at least not earlier in the year.

While these movements aren't random, they aren't entirely predictable either, researchers say in a study in Current Biology.

It wasn't entirely predictable, for example, that National Review Online would react to Mr Obama's speech last night by calling for America to send more troops to Iraq.President Obama praised the performance of Iraqi troops, but we don't know yet how they will perform under continued assault with only 50,000 U.S. troops on the ground.

But the story isn't entirely predictable and the casting -- obviously handled by theatergoers -- is great: Bebe Neuwirth as Cate's sister the doctor, Rebecca Luker as the well-accessorized Greenwich sister, Joanna Going as the fashion-model sister and Philip Bosco as their widowed father, who can't seem to utter a sentence without throwing in a criticism of Cate at the end.

"The politics of Medicare aren't entirely predictable".

It wasn't entirely predictable that in a country where gay marriage was illegal in 37 states, or maybe more, at the time, that the Supreme Court decision on [the Defense of Marriage Act] would lead to a rash of other decisions which meant that now it's legal in 32 states and the District of Columbia.