Sentence examples for predictable mentions from inspiring English sources

A nonstop string of post-movie-premiere parties have been booked into the hotel, followed by the predictable mentions in gossip columns.

Most predictable statistic: At 4.5 million mentions, Miley's was the most tweeted-about performance during the East Coast airing of the show, clocking 306,100 tweets per minute while the spectacle was in progress.

Moreover, if one reads the statement by the Board of Directors of the Catholic Theological Society on the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith's "Notification: Regarding the Book Just Love: A Framework for Christian Sexual Ethics by Sister Margaret A. Farley, R.S.M.," which Weigel contends "was entirely predictable," no mention is given to power at all.

When he mentions his opponents by name, eliciting the predictable boos from the crowd, he implores them: "Don't boo.

The trend of the changes in production costs per each kWh of energy is quite similar to the exergy efficiency trend (Fig. 4) which was quite predictable regarding what was mentioned.

As mentioned previously, predictable dose concentration response with TSOACs allows for standard fixed dosing for various populations.

The music mentioned too is predictable, critically validated, safe: Radiohead, Prince, Beethoven, Schubert, Haydn, The Beatles.

However, this approach is not suitable for tissues where the dominant source of motion may be a less predictable source such as those mentioned earlier.

And when it came to future projects, he mentioned Cardiff, which was predictable, and Rhyl, which no doubt had something to do with James Davies winning Vale of Clwyd.

Predictable predictions?

The traffic pattern of FTP traffic is relatively predictable as compared to other traffic types mentioned in this paper.