Sentence examples for seemed unpredictable from inspiring English sources
But, she explained, the visits to doctors and the medicines were too expensive, the supply in Jakarta seemed unpredictable and few doctors knew how to prescribe the drugs anyway.
He was driving in a Williams car whose steering seemed unpredictable, was pitted against Michael Schumacher's Ferrari that he just couldn't catch, and witnessed the death of the Austrian driver Roland Ratzenberger during qualifying.
While the future seemed unpredictable — whether in the hands of David Cameron, the Conservative challenger, a weakened Gordon Brown, the Labour prime minister, or with a prominent role for Nick Clegg and his Liberal Democrats — the verdict delivered is certain to mark the end of a 13-year era in which the Labour Party established an extraordinary hegemony over Britain's politics.
New models for describing and predicting different aspects of behavior are being created which once seemed unpredictable.
All the choreography seems unpredictable.
What will ultimately happen seems unpredictable.
DIGITAL technology may seem unpredictable, but it follows some basic patterns.
Now he seems the most exciting theatrical voice from that brilliant period in Irish writing; he seems unpredictable, fresh and unorthodox.
That a lottery seems unpredictable is, of course, what makes it a lottery — still, the difference between, say, the commercially mighty "Eragon" and all the other Tolkien followers seems so minute one doubts anyone could have predicted its peculiar appeal.
To my ears, accustomed to octaves marking the ends of Western scales like sturdy bookends, the classical Indian modes seem unpredictable, as if they had been subject to a different law of gravity.
And as a rigorous philosopher, he sets about deconstructing, in a few devastating strokes, some of the beliefs that people have held about the "personal" nature of reality.In a world where many of the forces that determine human life seem unpredictable, frightening and capricious, it is natural as Mr Dennett reminds us to attribute personal qualities to those forces.
