Sentence examples for predictable endorsements from inspiring English sources
The party has already benefited in the campaign from more predictable endorsements - the actor Edward Fox, Sir Patrick Moore and the former motor racing cham pion Stirling Moss -as well as the candidacy of the former Labour MP and daytime TV star Robert KilRobertlk.
And he went on to say that what he meant by that is not merely involving himself in the predictable raft of product endorsements and guest appearances on "30 Rock" and "90210," but also and somewhat unexpectedly taking on a guest editing gig at V magazine and preparing a line of Ryan Lochte clothing.
In many cases, the presidential endorsements are predictable.
"On the one hand, they got a predictable but very helpful endorsement of their right to develop peaceful nuclear power, but their strategic position on Syria was not helped at all," said Augustus Richard Norton, an Islamic scholar and professor of international relations at Boston University.
For human rights activists who have been systemically targeted throughout the Hernández presidency, the US endorsement was a predictable, if demoralizing, outcome.
What has been especially interesting, so far, is that the endorsements have not always been predictable.
The formal endorsement of Vice President Al Gore by former Senator Bill Bradley of New Jersey yesterday was predictable, but Mr. Gore had reason to savor it.
(That a Belafonte endorsement would require an apology to offended parties from its intended beneficiary is an entirely predictable turn of events).
