Sentence examples for obvious and predictable from inspiring English sources

The actors act with visible relish while the situations congeal into the obvious and predictable.

There's been an obvious and predictable backlash: rapes and sexual assaults in Tahrir Square and in various Occupy camps.

This sort of conflict runs the danger of being too obvious and predictable, and so the stories read more like sketches or fables.

If the manufacturer assigned each device a "unique" preprogrammed password but the passwords were too obvious and predictable (e.g., "password" or "house"), the manufacturer might not be deemed to have included reasonable security features.

Although higher temperatures are the most obvious and predictable result of increased CO2, other, second-order consequences — rising sea levels, changes in vegetation, loss of snow cover — are likely to be just as significant.

Some trends are obvious and predictable.

But there's an obvious and highly predictable downside to Congress' effort now to regain some modest control over the airline industry.

It was so obvious, so predictable and now it seems so inevitable that Gower should hole out on the leg side.

While the allure of the gym — climate-controlled, convenient and predictable — is obvious, especially in winter, emerging science suggests there are benefits to exercising outdoors that can't be replicated on a treadmill, a recumbent bicycle or a track.

Television is full of bland, anodyne, inoffensive acts, wasting airtime with material so obvious, predictable and boring that it's only purpose, surely, is to anaesthetise us.

There are other economic blunders – all obvious, all predictable – made by Willetts and Co, such as those set out by consultancy London Economics.