Sentence examples for predictable answer from inspiring English sources

Sherri Coale gave a predictable answer to the question about predictability.

He duly gave a predictable answer: do what those running the biggest existing airport, Heathrow, want and make it even bigger.

Psychoanalysts have spent the years since his death in 1944 theorising as to why this might be – a fear of sex is the predictable answer – although nothing explains the elemental power of Mondrian's grids and rectangles, their ability to set up a rival nature to nature.

But testing a bunch of college kids for "narcissistic" tendencies is like asking a group of elderly folks if their backs ever ache: you're going to get a very predictable answer, and it's absolutely related to their age and stage of development.

Gen. Joseph Votel's chillingly predictable answer?

She settled for, sure, I think we can all win it at this point -- a safe, predictable answer.

I'd expect the predictable answers: Don Mattingly.

When disputes arose under those agreements, independent arbitrators provided relatively quick, efficient and predictable answers.

People think I'm not because I'm kind of easygoing, but I'm more decisive than I look.'" And here's a great way to get at the question of somebody's weaknesses, without falling into the trap of predictable answers, from Seth Besmertnik, the C.E.O. of Conductor: I ask people where they want to be in the future.

The predictable answers here stem from the inherent absurdity of the ethical hypotheticals themselves: Of course we want our own cars to save us, and others to sacrifice their occupants on our behalf — we're humans.

Lots of the usual golf questions, lots of predictable answers from Spieth.