Sentence examples for predictable format from inspiring English sources

The news documentary is a familiar genre and often follows a predictable format.

Igor Levit's collaboration with Marina Abramović and Evgeny Kissin's Jewish-themed performance are welcome departures from a predictable format.

It is particularly adept at breaking news from the worlds of finance and sport, where the information that comes in (on goals scored, or prices moving) is in a predictable format.

Because of their straightforward and predictable format, the A&E biographies work best when good film is available (not likely with, say, the forthcoming presentation on Peter the Great).

If not, you might feel constricted by the predictable format.

Upworthy-style headlines may take it too far; the emotional language, predictable formatting and tantalising promises are perhaps too-obvious attempts at manipulating the reader.

If the school succeeds, then while Russia may have come late to the post-industrial party, it will have contributed something new to the rather predictable formats we know so well in Europe.

Yet as Mitchell discovered, the MAC addresses broadcast by police body cameras use predictable formats.

Presenting information visually in the precise and predictable computer format suits the autistic mind, says Baron Cohen, and can provide "a tool or platform for developing further skills".

Australia will be relieved but still bitterly disappointed in their tournament, while Bangladesh too will be disappointed at not at least jagging a win or two in the least predictable cricket format.

The first is that native advertising knows what it isn't (all those predictable old formats people are fast-forwarding, ignoring, and otherwise abandoning in droves).