Sentence examples for predictable stories from inspiring English sources

Despite the predictable stories about "bankers' fury" in some newspapers – how do they think the rest of us feel?

There were predictable stories this week that De Gea is on Real Madrid's radar and United risk losing him if they do not improve his contract.

Beneath the predictable stories of unimpeachable virtue, former neighbours and friends describe a young man who was disciplined, devout, slightly reclusive – and even a bit dull.

"While mainstream publishing plays safe with predictable stories and heroines who repeat the same familiar tropes, where are today's most ground-breaking authors?

In 1965 Michael Frayn imagined automating journalism in his novel The Tin Men, automatically generating catchy headlines and composing predictable stories (like ones on the royal family) with a string of clichés.

Buy The Golden Mean at the Guardian bookshop "Historical fiction has lately devolved into genre fiction, featuring predictable stories (usually of forbidden love) and affording readers the opportunity for moral outrage at a safe historical distance.

Most Olympic Games follow a predictable story arc.

Somewhere is a delicately told if perhaps rather predictable story.

And while it could be awful, this series has charm woven into predictable story lines.

In marine, it's a predictable story of oil explorers and developers cutting capital expenditure and cancelling orders.

Is this simply the predictable story of a boxer who can't let go and continues to chase money?