Sentence examples for predictably right from inspiring English sources

So don't apologise about being predictably right.

It's a missed opportunity – but one that the government stumbled, quite predictably, right into".

Predictably, "right-to-work" laws have made it almost impossible to sustain unions, and union membership in some Southern states with these unjust laws is a microscopic 3%.

Predictably, right-wing media did the most to paint EU migrants as a "drain" on jobs, housing provision, access to state services and welfare benefits.

Dorothy becomes a film star, but is forever haunted by her decision until all is predictably set right after some obstacles along the way.

Predictably, the right wing's all-caps brigade jumped on the occasion: the incident proved there was no difference between Democrats and socialists, and dammit, they were right all along to warn us about Obama's socialist ways.

He was, obviously, predictably, horribly right.

Things were great for a few weeks, and then they predictably went right back to how they were before.

Sadly, predictably, the right wing brings out all the same objections they brought to the table with the phaseout of lead.

Predictably, however, right-wing voices blamed Obama.

Predictably, the right-wing press called it a "back door to legalization".