Sentence examples for predictable scene of from inspiring English sources
There are overtly dramatic moments, as well as a predictable scene of emotional crisis.
Rather than presenting predictable scenes of racial disunity, they challenged a nation to face the individuals it had reduced to collective symbols of fear, condescension and hate.
Helferich seems satisfied simply to be there at key moments in the four seasons, stitching together predictable scenes of Killebrew plowing, planting, harvesting.
Mr. Spacey and Mr. Bridges (playing a psychiatrist), whose contrasting styles of acting might have made for some interesting chemistry, plod through one dreary, predictable scene after another (Scott).
In many ways it was a predictable scene in an unpredictable place.
After a slightly predictable climactic scene of confession, "Slowgirl" winds down slowly to a whispering conclusion.
Mr. Rooney skirts stereotype as the volatile Gerald, who taunts the nerdy Alvin for his mooning attachment to his wife and lashes out in the predictable — or should I say inevitable — scene of alcohol-fueled confrontation.
Bragg should be applauded for choosing the form of a novel – scene of the universal – rather than the predictable particularities of the misery memoir to tell his tale.
8 COHb levels reach equilibrium at a slow rate which is affected by levels of activity and by variability in ambient concentrations at the scene of exposure. 1 Levels decline with time at a relatively predictable rate which is dependent on inspired oxygen concentration and activity level of the individual (higher levels of both reduce the elimination half-life of CO).
Dragan Antulov said that GoldenEye had a predictable series of scenes, and Kenneth Turan of the Los Angeles Times said that the film was "a middle-aged entity anxious to appear trendy at all costs".
After a week that saw the Lions tour of Australia take a sour turn with further injuries and a first defeat, the scenes of blood and anger at the Sydney Football Stadium yesterday seemed grimly predictable.
