Sentence examples for colorful plot from inspiring English sources

"That's sort of a central thread around which [creator Mitch Hurwitz] is going to braid in all the colorful plot complications that he knows how to do".

In an interview with EW Radio, Bateman also mentioned that the new season would take the shape of a whodunit, centering around the murder of Lucille Austero that closed out Season 4. "That's sort of a central thread around which [Hurwitz] is going to braid in all the colorful plot complications that he knows how to do," he said. .

But stepping into the Infinity boutique on the Upper East Side recently, I almost believed that I was back in that colorful room, plotting my future coolness between summer camp and the first day of school.

Applied to his symphonic works this Wagnerian approach yielded music with distinctly drawn characters -- from the picaresque prankster "Till Eulenspiegel" to the hero painted in "Ein Heldenleben" -- and colorful, sometimes grandiose plot lines.

Doctorow is a stranger writer than he at first seems; his fiction, though generous with the conventional pleasures of dramatic plot, colorful characters, and information-rich prose, yet challenges the reader with a puckish truculence.

The N.B.A. holds its draft in a Manhattan theater, a setting that evokes drama, colorful characters and wily plot twists.

Humble broom corn was perfectly at home in the sophisticated display, accenting the corners of the large rectangular plot with colorful, seed-laden sprays.

More colorful characters, a crazier plot, all set in an impeccably art-designed late '70s northern midwest.

What I hope is that like the books, the show will feature compelling characters, suspenseful plotting and colorful set pieces bringing Martin's vividly imagined world to life.

Find books with entertaining plots, and colorful pictures.

Coming off the hard-boiled comedy "Roxie Hart" (later the basis of the musical "Chicago"), Wellman loads his film with enough urban cynicism, sly sexual banter and showbiz slang to keep the action lively and colorful, even as the ostensible plot recedes into the background.