Sentence examples for perfectly predictable from inspiring English sources

It is remarkable that this effect occurs in spite of the fact that the sinusoidal rotation pattern of the visual scene is perfectly predictable: thus the predictability of the disturbance does not imply the ability to use such prediction in the computation of the motor commands that compensate the angular mismatch between the vision and action frames.

Their behavior is perfectly predictable".

But those points were perfectly predictable for a Republican candidate and not especially newsworthy.

Paranoid about looking weak, Obama allowed himself to be weakened by perfectly predictable Republican hysteria.

Even then, though, understanding the mechanism itself wasn't enough to make manned flight perfectly predictable.

"It is perfectly predictable that there will be violence as the election occurs," Mr. Istrabadi said.

Then, in keeping with the now-perfectly predictable cycle of new media sensationalism, he could emerge contrite, humbly seeking a measure of redemption and being able to point to all the incredible things he had continued to do for the people he served, even as his life was crumbling around him.

All of this is fine in a perfectly reasonable, predictable show.

A. O. Scott wrote in The New York Times that the film was "perfectly mediocre", predictable, and banal in its combination of humour and melodrama.

His latest film, Contraband, is a perfectly enjoyable, if predictable, action thriller, adapted from the 2008 Icelandic film Reykjavík-Rotterdam.

Creativity is neither perfectly timed nor predictable.