Sentence examples for predictable habit from inspiring English sources
When the characters are fleshed out, it begins to feel much more than that, though Sims falls into a predictable habit of offsetting dark moments with light ones (and vice versa) to the point at which tonal shifts can be second guessed.
At the apartment building on Ridge Avenue where Mr. Lisson lived in a fourth-floor studio, neighbors similarly recalled a socially awkward man with chivalrous manners and predictable habits.
Those predictable habits likely made them easy prey for ancient hunters.
Rather, he wanted to banish predictable compositional habits.
Banjo has a cat, two beloved parents and predictable eating habits.
Against that background, Wales scrum-half Webb also proved predictable, continuing a habit he has become renowned for by dummying his way over for the first of six first-half tries, converted by Leigh Halfpenny.
Sometimes just keeping one's patterns and habits predictable can reduce attacks.
"We found that people are more predictable in their habits, things like when they go out in the morning," Mr. Fadell says.
One such scandal, unfolding around the land dealings of Eddie Obeid, a former government minister in New South Wales state, is corroding federal Labor's image.Meanwhile, immigration has made Sydney's old voting habits less predictable.
(Where is Grenville Davey now? Come to that, who is Grenville Davey?) The big cheque has seldom gone to the best artist – I refer you to Mike Nelson and Tacita Dean – and shortlists have had a habit of being predictable, the artworld's equivalent of Buggins's turn.
