Sentence examples for traditionally predictable from inspiring English sources
In American Mary, plenty of slashing occurs, but it lacks the traditionally predictable plot, and the main character, Mary, is a loose cannon you have no idea what will happen to her.
Sculptural components of garden and landscape have traditionally been predictable forms and types: figurative sculpture, decorative urns and plaques, fountains, sundials, birdbaths, cisterns, and wells.
Even harsh environs around the world have traditionally been harsh in a predictable way.
Having said that, with the bed full or empty the ride comfort is less bouncy and better controlled than truck drivers have traditionally been led to expect, the steering is nicely predictable and body roll is well contained, too.
The photophysical properties of these traditionally underperforming luminescent complexes can be dramatically modified in a qualitatively predictable fashion through ligand design, the use of bichromophoric ligands, and by reconstitution of the primary coordination sphere.
Republicans have traditionally tended to be hierarchical, choosing their nominees in an orderly and almost predictable fashion that gives deference to the preferences of elected officials and favored experience, brand names and electability.
Some analysts, though, said PepsiCo's financial results, and Pepsi's performance in particular, had become predictable and lackluster especially in the third quarter, which includes July and August and is traditionally the high season for carbonated beverage sales.
No less predictable was the media scrum, come to record the latest seismic transformation of Italian society, a mostly Roman Catholic nation traditionally centered on the family.
