Sentence examples for seriously predictable from inspiring English sources
"The Voice" (Mondays and Tuesdays at 8 p.m. ET on NBC) is still in full Battle Round mode and there were some seriously awkward, seriously predictable and seriously impressive performances.
GameSpot provided a more negative review, deriding the game's different modes as "seriously boring and predictable," as well as criticizing the lack of significant differences in the playing style of the game's characters.
A repeat would seriously damage its reputation as a predictable home for financial services.
Mitchell Marsh though, seriously?! James White: This is all very predictable.
Numerous economical activities have presented climatic changes, so that the predictable revenues may be seriously affected by extreme weather events.
There is often spontaneous complete regression of smaller LYP lesions, but with larger lesions (>1-2 cm), a diagnosis of CALCL is more seriously considered and regression becomes less predictable.
Her analysis of the conservative movement, which is a worthwhile and important beat that the Post should treat more seriously on its national pages, is shallow and predictable.
The battle of the videos provoked the predictable jokes about cat fights and, more seriously, reflected the divide between women — even within the anti-Palin bloc.
But the judge, Paul A. Crotty of Federal District Court in Manhattan, said that granting the motion "would seriously undermine the public's interest in a fair and predictable election process".
Tom Tykwer, the director of "Perfume" (and also, most memorably, of "Run Lola Run") asks to be taken much more seriously than Mr. Waters ever has, which has the unfortunate, predictable effect of making his new movie all the more ridiculous.
