Sentence examples for predictable lives from inspiring English sources
It gives them an escape from their potentially normal and predictable lives".
These days, he said, the only people who lead such predictable lives are government employees.
Few executives from Tokyo or Zurich, say, would trade their comfortable offices and predictable lives for power cuts in Lagos, threats by mobsters in Moscow, or chaos in Congo.
Because this is when things get interesting; up until this point, the protagonist was boring and predictable, living a life far from worthy of its own movie.
Ballard was a great exponent of the Flaubertian line - that writers should be orderly and predictable in their lives, so that they can be savage and sinister in their work.
In this world American workers sought a "moral capitalism" - the phrase is that of historian Lizabeth Cohen - that would not only keep the scoundrels out of high places, but more importantly, make their work lives predictable and orderly in an economic system that seemed to breed social and economic chaos all about them.
But like the Nissan, the BMW features superb chassis dynamics, a highly predictable, easy-to-live-with ride and two things we love most about BMWs, an in-line six-cylinder motor that's buttery smooth and a six-speed gearbox that just works better than any other sold.
The aging process is one of them, the inevitable and predictable result of living longer.
People joined organizations to make their lives more predictable, and those organizations depended on other organizations to perform certain activities in a predictable manner.
Elsewhere, he tackles more predictable topics, from stifled lives to the dumbing down of the arts.
