Sentence examples for seldom predictable from inspiring English sources
Seldom predictable, Erdoğan went some way to confound his critics, suggesting that his summer bark was a lot worse than his autumn bite.
WHEN Warren Beatty receives the Irving Thalberg Award on March 26, it will not be just a sign of respect for his remarkable if seldom predictable career.
Sharp and critical one minute, kind and solicitous the next, she was seldom predictable.
Science fiction historian Mike Ashley regards the stories Hamilton selected as demonstrating a "wide range of material by excellent writers" that was "seldom predictable", but adds that the stories have become dated, with the result that few are now well-known.
They should remember that Supreme Court justices are intelligent, independent and seldom as predictable as either Congress or the president like to suppose.
But despite a promising if shopworn premise and the perceptive ways Brown illustrates just how quickly a homecoming can turn three independent women back into "the girls," the ensuing plot seldom rises above the predictable and the romantic.
Some intelligent listeners of my acquaintance are perpetually dissatisfied with him, although they seldom agree whether his performances are too predictable or too idiosyncratic, too polished or too ragged.
