Sentence examples for tediously predictable from inspiring English sources
The reaction from pipeline supporters was tediously predictable.
Unfortunately, it's rationally irrational, tediously predictable — a textbook example of a competence trap.
This, by now, is a tediously predictable scenario in contemporary theater: Take a rich classic, bowdlerize it and replace powerful content with humdrum tricks.
It was once the regular home of the European grand prix - unsurprisingly, one Michael Schumacher has had considerable and thus tediously predictable success at both.
The outcome of the Leger, it seems to me, is either tediously predictable (Milan, Scorpion, Sixties Icon) or completely mad (Mastery? Are you kidding?).
We may have reached Peak Farage. Lee Williams Writer and activist There were no major gaffes but also (almost) no rounds of applause in a debate that was diluted by volume while running along tediously predictable lines.
With a tediously slow and predictable pace, Ms. Finfer parallels Mies's artistic drive with his messy personal life.
So it was a little disappointing to see Simmons waste the promise of that opening with an interview segment every bit as predictable and tediously over-emoted as a Stephen A Baylesskip Bayless "debate" on ESPN's First Take.
Most of the time Ms. Stroman's work, tediously formulaic as drama anyway, is at its most predictable in terms of rhythm.
You'd have to be a fantastically introverted, stay-at-home sort of teen to feel like dancing to music as steadfastly gentle and predictable as this, but then, maybe it's precisely this tediously middle-aged way of watering down contemporary pop music for fast-growing children that created the soon-to-come revolution?
