Sentence examples for a plot full of from inspiring English sources

It has a plot full of adventure and survival, and reminds me of the Roman Gladiators.

Don't have a plot full of onions when you can get a carrier-bagful from the grocer for £1.

But then, how to account for a plot full of errors -- not by design, as the title prescribes, but in details that confuse or contradict.

For Mr. Horowitz of Universal, the 2000 film "Billy Elliot," about a British boy who wants to dance ballet, had several "key ingredients" that might make a good musical, like a lead character with buried emotions that could be rendered in song, and a plot full of big dreams and wishes coming true.

He was buried in a grassy plot, full of flowers, a peaceful sward where, his mother hoped, writers and artists might come to contemplate.

SFScope reviewer Sarah Stegall enjoyed Peter's sideplot and hoped to learn more of his past, but thought the "cute in-jokes" were meant to distract the audience from a "thin" plot "full of holes".

So this is historical thriller with an interesting plot full of surprises with a moderate level of writing.

Mr. Bolcom likens this 30-minute symphony to an "opera for opera orchestra," complete with an abstract plot full of Shakespearean intrigue and characters.

The crackling, syncopated dialogue and the plot, full of reversals and double crosses, owe an obvious debt to David Mamet's profane fables of deal-making machismo.

William Arnold of the Seattle Post-Intelligencer gave the film a B minus and wrote, "It's a decent enough stab at being what the old movie was to its time, following the same basic plot, full of respectful references to its model, updated with a gallery of fairly imaginative special effects".

In places it is baroque and long-winded, its plot full of loose ends, its characters mere vessels for the author's imaginative flights of fancy.