Sentence examples for predictable mess from inspiring English sources
The Summer Games in Beijing are four months away and already a predictable mess.
Sure, the echoes of boos that came at the end of the show were meant for Kanye West's pyrotechnic-filled closer, but my jeers are aimed at this predictable mess.
The theme of these inquiries is all too predictable: the mess in Iraq, a failed health care system, a tanking currency and a domestic economy that consistently snubs the average working person.
Three games last weekend turned the N.F.C. from predictable to a jumbled mess.
Now it needs a mandate to enforce peace and, above all, the troops to make such enforcement feasible.This mess was predictable.
There has been no effective calling to account on either side of the Atlantic; both the UK and the US have repeatedly brought in bankers to run inquiries or act as advisers to sort out the bankers' mess, with predictable results – caution and status quo.
Cameron dodged both questions and instead resorted to predictable blather about the economic mess being all Labour's fault.
Her character was an "angsty, existential mess", and thus was entirely predictable.
Helfet et al. [4] have reported that an MESS score of greater than or equal to 7 had a 100% predictable value for amputation.
fb377286-e004-48b5-b5c0-bfb8481cf2ad THE nasty mess over the possible appointment of Jean-Claude Juncker as the next president of the European Commission was all too predictable.
