Sentence examples for predictable triumph from inspiring English sources
There's nothing that signifies our need for predictable triumph more than the Rom-Com Renaissance, the return of the sweet and inevitable happy ending.
Alex Salmond, Scotland's first minister, had earlier declared the city's "gallus, glittering Games" a predictable triumph, modestly telling the Commonwealth Games Federation that the city had taken the 84-year-old event, "respectfully, to a new and higher level".
Despite mediocre reviews and a predictable triumph-over-adversity biopic structure, Soul Surfer should have no problem making its money back and more.
Given the effects this will have on a society where €15bn has already been "adjusted" since 2009, the predictable electoral triumph of the expansive centre in Irish politics may precipitate a more internationally recognisable antagonism between left and right, on the streets at least.
Cunningham delivers a convincing meditation on the consolations of love and art in the shadow of death, and the book's conclusion, inevitable but not predictable, is a triumph.
Before "Hill Street Blues," police shows largely focused on crime solving and the predictable — and inevitable — triumph of good over evil.
Mr. Bonner said that he, Ms. Daelemans and Ms. Ryom steered the other North Korean writers they had brought on board toward comedy and away from the more predictable propaganda line of triumph through hard work.
While the story of who triumphs is predictable, Coleridge dissects the social mores of Cap Ferrat and Lyford Cay with skill, noting sartorial codes with the precision of Tom Wolfe.
Introduced in 1866 and completed in 1870, this romantic frolic is built on a plot twist predictable from miles away, a triumph of true love over cynical calculation.
Pat Stacey of the Evening Herald felt that revealing Stacey as Archie's killer was "a slight let-down" and "a little bit predictable", calling the episode "a triumph of logistics over logic".
