Sentence examples for bitter plot from inspiring English sources

Death haunts the movie from the start, when a partner in crime expires in Santiago's arms; the existential race against time and the enduring despair at meagre prospects conflict with the prudent cares of family life, and Ulmer's hectic images combine with the bitter plot to leave the moral issues angrily in doubt.

As Stew narrates the semi-fictionalized story of his search for personal and aesthetic fulfillment, which took him from the not-mean streets of Los Angeles to the hash cafes of Amsterdam and the Berlin bars where bitter artists plot assaults on mainstream culture, he provides comic footnotes and musical annotation as his memories leap to life before him.

Heed and Christine, best friends as girls, are now bitter enemies, venomously plotting against each other.

According to the police, the bitter loser hatched a plot against his cousin's daily charitable display.

It is one that paints the US investigation and western media interest as part of a plot by bitter losers to gain revenge for the outcome of a bidding race they never really understood how to win.

Your enemy is patient and calculative; the world is undergirded by bitter scheming and malicious plots.

The plot is a bitter examination of the "joy" of marriage and the existential loneliness of its unmarried protagonist, Bobby.

As Paul and Mae grow invisible to the others, like ghosts, bitter and despised, the second plot uncoils: the slow, tragic, inevitable ruin of their marriage.

But with Lewis conscientiously tracking down old clues and turning up one fresh body, Morse bestirs himself to point him in the right direction -- all the way to the bitter ending of this impeccably plotted finale.

And the Mail widened that conspiracy to embrace "bitter losers" from all the parties, "Now plot to block Brexit".

In a bitter divorce, Davis accused his wife of plotting to have him declared insane and of holding him in the house as a virtual prisoner.