Sentence examples for predictable opinion from inspiring English sources
"I think it was a perfectly predictable opinion," said Professor Bill Dunlap of the Quinnipiac University School of Law in Hamden, Conn.
Of course, that's an obviously predictable opinion coming from someone with my background – as readers will no doubt remind me – but if you compare their work with those of arch rivals Arsenal and Manchester United this summer, you may even concede I have a point.
Additionally, many policy makers maintain relationships with so called 'pet' experts – experts that are consistently commissioned to provide a convenient and predictable opinion on certain topics, which can then be utilized in political arguments [25].
Putting aside my genuine amazement that this gaggle of unreconstructed paleo-Tories have managed to work their computer machines, I am markedly less amazed that the body of UKIP activists should contain such predictable opinions.
The usual round of bodyguards, journalists and former friends trotted out their predictable opinions, and I never thought to see the usually dignified Jennie Bond lend her elegant presence to the likes of this.
Until mid-August, the election appeared to be heading for a predictable outcome: most opinion polls indicated a clear lead for Ms Rousseff with Mr Neves coming second.
(Some opinions, however, are predictable: the public's opinions about other countries, for example, seem to depend largely on the state of relations between the governments involved. Hostile public attitudes do not cause poor relations they are the result of them).
Downie's comment about blogs whose "opinions reflecting a predictable point of view on the left or the right of the political spectrum" unfortunately also applies to his former employer.
Throughout, he defines his position against a floating, ubiquitous, omnipotent 'we'; a Greek chorus of predictable opposition and received opinion.
This refusal to recognise that the MRP was voicing a widespread feeling and the contemptuous way in which its recommendation was brushed aside had the predictable effect, radicalising local opinion.
