Sentence examples for coherent plots from inspiring English sources

Technically, the later novels are more coherent, plots being more fully related to themes, and themes being often expressed through a more insistent use of imagery and symbols (grim symbols, too, such as the fog in Bleak House or the prison in Little Dorrit).

According to Karla Jay, most of them lacked coherent plots and "would probably baffle even the most sympathetic audience".

Sometimes it was a substitute for a coherent plot.

First, it's relatively short, with a coherent plot.

The notion of a coherent plot offends your snooty arts-hole sensibilities.

And don't stress yourself by attempting to impose a coherent plot.

At least Wolf Hall has a coherent plot – roughly based on a true story.

It's just an hour long but still feels like a meandering, marathon road movie absent of coherent plot.

The most effective counterfeit realities are those which provide what only conspirators seem to have: a perfectly coherent plot.

Try to ferret a coherent plot out of "The Giacomo Variations," and you'll just wind up with a headache.

As narrative, the war on terror has been like the nouveau roman, with no coherent plot, only jarring disjunctions of cause and effect, time and place.