Sentence examples for politically predictable from inspiring English sources
Neither paper is politically predictable.
In recent decades, the comparison has been mostly unfavorable, with Thailand making more rapid economic and social progress and, despite periodic coups, widely regarded as more politically predictable.
"This may not be intellectually defensible, but it's politically predictable," said Joe Bob Perkins, executive vice president for wholesale businesses at Reliant Energy, a power generation and trading company in Houston.
Almost an equal share (11percentt of the population) are evangelical "centrists" and about 3percentt are "modernists," groups that are politically less predictable.
But it is an entirely predictable, politically abetted evil.
I was also dismayed -- but not surprised -- at the similar mentality of our current crop of political officials and presidential candidates, several of whom provided the same predictable, politically-correct sound-bite: "We are OUTRAGED!" What I would have preferred was some real statesmanship.
"Marketers are struggling to find the balance between predictable and politically incorrect," said Adam Hanft, chief executive at the Hanft Projects agency.
But this avalanche of essays and memoirs began falling into predictable patterns: politically shaded accounts of victimization, self-help homilies, therapeutic tales of abuse and recovery.
Most of the talk was predictable and politically correct.
Based on a true story, written by experienced TV hands and the cinematic debut of Julian Jarrold who directed White Teeth on TV, Kinky Boots is amusing, predictable in its politically correct sexual politics and has a disarming performance from Ejiofor.
