Sentence examples for predictable directions from inspiring English sources

Ruling the village by fear — and, in the case of the voluptuous Vera, by sexual abuse — these minions of the state herd our sympathies in predictable directions.

And it revolves around a therapist's office in Los Angeles, a premise fairly easy to imagine taking off in as many predictable directions as there are routes to the Staples Center.

Although the hastily written replacement bills that made their way through Congress were often vague and uneven, they tended to push the law in predictable directions: more federalism and individual choice, fewer mandates and more state flexibility, cheaper plans with less comprehensive coverage.

Rather, they show their authors' biases, with supporting statistics interpreted in predictable directions.

Instead, in Silver's universe, we'll follow polling averages, with steadily (read: boringly) ebb and wane in relatively predictable directions.

Identifying what proceeds in predictable directions, as opposed to drifting upon the tides of fashion, would be of great utility in understanding the evolution of knowledge.

Mostly, celebrity warps the criminal process, and not always in a predictable direction.

This tiny, well-acted movie, filmed on digital video, goes in a predictable direction.

Mostly, he writes, "celebrity warps the criminal process, and not always in a predictable direction".

Last week Dayne defended himself, saying the main reason for his troubles was the predictable direction of his carries.

The point, rather, is that he takes off from any conventional starting point and runs in the least predictable direction.