The people around our table are no longer predictably the same, the same, the same as us.
The Mets found that, perhaps predictably, the same does not apply when the manager of their chief divisional rival helps create the National League roster.
But, perhaps predictably, the same judgments are levelled at their wardrobes, as highlighted by the controversy over Theresa May's leather trousers and kitten heels.
Hingis won that match, and the result this time was predictably the same, although Hingis was not as sharp as in her previous rounds.
The biggest nuisance is, predictably, the same issue you run into on ChromeOS ever since Google allowed Play Store access.
When I told my colleagues where we were going, the reaction was predictably the same, everyone thought we were crazy.
McDonald's hamburgers and french fries are predictably the same whether one is eating them in Dubai or in Dubuque, Iowa.
The IMF's annual reports predictably repeated the same messages, to no avail.
This was a theology that expressed itself in totalitarian religions of state, both Nazi and Communist, that brought the passion for redemption back into politics with the same predictably bloody results.
As expansive as fantasy and sci-fi can be, spewing forth know-it-all translation droids and winged monkeys and gigantic worms, it all seems to end in the same predictably doomed battles between factions — armies from the north, east, south and west, clashing in the night.
No matter what the differences between, say, utilitarian consequentialism and Kantian deontology at the highest level, it is sometimes claimed that such rival theories will predictably reach the same results both at the level of mid-level principles and at the concrete level of particular judgments.
