Sentence examples for painfully predictable from inspiring English sources
The IMF riot is painfully predictable.
This is getting embarrassing, and also painfully predictable, now.
Adele said a number of the questions she receives as a woman are painfully predictable, including one that keeps reoccurring.
But now that it has emerged that Maria is a Roma child, it is painfully predictable that global interest in her fate will fade.
There was something both deeply sad and painfully predictable about last week's scenes of renewed internecine violence on the streets of Gaza.
Perhaps that's because the genre now feels painfully predictable, but that doesn't mean the appetite for seeing romance on screen has died.
Last week, the heartbreaking beating death of 16-year-old Chicago student Derrion Albert was captured on video, unleashing a fresh wave of sorrow on the South Side, another layer of fear and terror among students and families in the community, and -- painfully, the predictable calls from authorities for more harsh treatment of youth -- that is, some youth.
But the first few episodes of "Ray Donovan" are disappointing — grandiose, predictable and painfully slow.
Released in July 2014, FHFA Brief 14-02, '"FirsTimeme Homebuyer Share and House Price Growth", arrives at a statistically supported conclusion that is at the very least predictable, if not painfully obvious.
The series is not painfully bad, just by-the-numbers and predictable.
