Sentence examples similar to predictable champions from inspiring English sources
It's all a bit slow and predictable from the champions though.
Frampton was a decisive winner by outthinking the former champion who proved that he was unable to fully adjust his tactics from a talented, but predictable pressure fighter.
Dominant champions are predictable and necessary, just as they were for the men.
I am playing well enough so it is a bit sickening the way I lost with a fluke". In a predictable afternoon session, 2012 champion Selby had very little trouble beating edgy 20-year-old O'Connor.
So making a list of overall champions might seem predictable.
Quake Champions is a predictable follow-up to the recently released Doom, after all, though the CGI trailer suggests it hasn't been under proper development for long.
Germany should refuse to enter any pact with France and expose what really underlies the champions debate: traditional and predictable French self-interest.
Even within Russia, though, the fielding of Olympic champions in a student competition and the predictable result — winning six times as many gold medals as the nearest competitor — did not go uncriticized.
Instead of championing unfettered capitalism, he said he wanted predictable and workable rules.
Only the victory by the reigning champion, India, over Bangladesh in Nottingham followed predictable lines.
