Sentence examples for broad plot from inspiring English sources

And by this point the broad plot machinations have overwhelmed any semblance of subtlety.

More than 200 people have been arrested in an investigation of a broad plot against the government known as Ergenekon.

The broad plot in a game like Eve is a product of conflict and cooperation among players, rather than the product of a team of professional writers.

Differing both in broad plot points and small details, the operas are all based on an episode from Torquato Tasso's epic poem "Gerusalemme Liberata," first published in 1581.

The libretto includes other ancient references that presuppose a degree of audience familiarity, though its broad plot outlines are clear enough.

It's also a return to A Streetcar Named Desire, whose broad plot outlines have been rather nakedly appropriated here by Allen, whether as an act of homage or an act of desperation, I can't be sure.

The writing process began with Faust and Renzetti coming up with broad plots for each show.

Another contended that community service was part of a broader plot to do away with public housing to make for "primo housing" in Manhattan.

The officials said the internal inquiry was opened in part because of legal problems arising from the government's investigation into the 1998 bombings of two American Embassies in East Africa, involving Al Qaeda members Today, law enforcement officials said that the evidence of a broader plot in the airliner hijackings was suggestive but inconsistent.

CHICAGO, March 28 - Federal authorities in Minnesota have arrested a youth in connection with the school shootings last Monday on the Red Lake Indian reservation, raising the prospect that what seemed to be the work of a troubled loner who killed himself and nine others was actually part of a broader plot.

Meanwhile, supporters of Bahrain's government often believe the line coming out of some parts of the security establishment, suggesting that western countries like the UK are involved in a "media war" against Bahrain as part of a broader plot involving nefarious NGOs and human rights organisations – a conspiracy theory only likely to be solidified by the coverage of Formula One.