Sentence examples for predictable reply from inspiring English sources
The following morning, my first tweet about celebrating International Women's Day was met immediately with a predictable reply from a male tweeter: "When's national men's day?" But before I could reply, another male follower jumped in: "I know, right???" he answered, "When's MY day?
After some initial groans, he offered a rather predictable reply, "Some people choose to live on a zero-hours contract".
"Very predictable," he replied.
A further worry is that software and hence startups are eating not just the world but jobs, too.Ask founders why they put up with the hardships, and they reply with predictable enthusiasm.
The agency's political non-answer: "Claiming that marijuana is less toxic than alcohol cannot be substantiated since each possess their own unique set of risks and consequences for a given individual". NIDA's reply, while predictable for an agency wedded to the notion of cannabis criminalization, is shockingly low on credibility.
Most of his replies were predictable.
Krebs had noted that every time he tweets anything about Vladimir Putin it somehow results in a predictable flood of pro-Trump replies even when Trump is not mentioned.
The reply was instant, and predictable.
His failure to have a lucid, argument-closing reply to Darling's predictable first question about currency was a low point in the campaign.
The response was predictable.
