Sentence examples for often predictable from inspiring English sources

When it comes to cars, the results are often predictable.

Cameron is very quick on his feet, though often predictable.

And there's a lot of it — so much that it's often predictable and sometimes unintentionally funny.

However debonair and erudite he might come off, the intellectual foundations of Mr. Moran's jokes are often predictable and mundane.

The broad characterisations and often predictable gags of My Family were essential in attracting the widest possible audience.

Which means that even here, where the images are often predictable, every description has a supernatural glow.

Third, second inaugural addresses are often too predictable.

Small genetic differences quite often have predictable and significant effects.

But the buildup was too slow, too labored and often too predictable to break the visiting side's stubborn resistance.

STOCKHOLM — Worthy, high-minded and often utterly predictable, Swedish politics has rarely offered much by way of excitement.

The result is not the wreck it could be, despite writing that is all too often pat, predictable and pretentious.