Sentence examples for predictably being from inspiring English sources
But Ives is also, predictably, being put into the company of Debussy, Ravel, Stravinsky and especially (in two programs) Edgard Varèse, composers Ives cordially despised.
You should probably also know that Nate is, predictably, being accused of deliberately skewing the numbers — no doubt as part of a grand conspiracy also involving the Bureau of Labor Statistics and Area 51.
Hedge funds are, again predictably, being portrayed as the villains of the piece: "The two hedge funds … have played the lead role in forcing the wider Co-op Group to give up control of its banking arm..
Since a broad-based testing regime will normally be incompatible with the economics of a thrift store, that will leave store managers with the unpleasant choice of : 1) ceasing to sell children's goods; or 2) predictably being in noncompliance on a lot of old items (without knowing which ones) and hoping no one ever decides to enforce the law against them.
After once again, predictably, being humiliated at the bargaining table and told what they will accept.
The ongoing negotiations in Cairo aimed at creating a better and more stable situation for the people of Gaza is predictably being held up by Hamas' maximalist demands and machinations.
The kids, predictably, were nonplussed.
Gary, predictably, was unmoved.
Jamie, predictably, was more restrained.
The minefield, predictably, was Tallulah.
Tumblr users, predictably, are outraged.
