Sentence examples for predicable death from inspiring English sources

For me, this book leaves that question hanging in mid-air, just as the bigger question of how his work would develop has been left unanswered by his all-too predicable death.

In the sandy deposits investigated, mixing processes were observed to be acting to a predicable depth of ∼50 60 cm.

What he says he means by this is that the predicate be truly predicable at some time, in the present tense, of the supposita of the subject.

In both cases we have a particular that is also a property, a subject of predication that is also a predicable entity, where the predicable entity is predicated of itself.

On this account, substance is best understood by analogy with a grammatical subject it takes a predicate, and is not predicable of anything further.

Leibniz agreed with Aristotle's characterization of substance as the grammatical subject of predication and not itself predicable of anything else.

If the other three kinds of absence are not predicable of it, then consciousness should be beginningless, without end, and ubiquitous.

So far, so predicable.

"Range is very predicable," Mr. Weingart said.

Cue predicable comments about England needing a few fireworks in this second half.

The film, directed by Gil Junger, has its predicable quota of off-color humor.