Sentence examples for connected plot from inspiring English sources

It's one of those books with a thousand subtly connected plot lines, the most prominent of which is a hedge-fund manager orchestrating an incredibly shady deal.

She professed herself amazed at the thought that there were subtle time shifts or elaborately connected plot developments in Every Man for Himself.

It flirts with the duty to entertain, its characters and the audience both wanting distraction, all the more necessary in view of the absence of connected plot.

In a connected plot, Rose, Sam's relative and bookkeeper, longs to adopt a child despite the objections of her husband, Joe.

Plot and characterization work integrally with language, and the writer finds the language to connect plot and characterization such that both seem utterly natural.

The authorities had previously connected the plot to a foiled plan to detonate explosives aboard a New York subway and a suspected plot to bomb a busy shopping area in the northern England city of Manchester.

In addition, "labour" and "employment" appear connected in plot (3d) probably due to the studies of labour economists.

Whereas esmolol markedly and significantly increased the mIPSC frequency (340.9% ± 174.3% (n = 5; P < 0.05) of the pre-esmolol value), the frequency of simultaneously recorded mEPSCs was not significantly affected by esmolol (135.2% ± 22.4% (n = 5; P = 0.18) of the pre-esmolol value; Figure 1A and 1B; summarized in Figure 1C; connected markers plot in the center; n = 5).

According to a Kenyan intelligence report, he has been connected to plots against Kenya's Parliament, the United Nations office in Nairobi, Kenyan military installations, an Ethiopian restaurant in the Kenyan capital and an airport, none of which materialized.

Nevertheless, by the end of the development, Masato Kato had connected the game's plot and characters to Chrono Trigger, turning it into a side story.

"Howards End," the Merchant Ivory version, necessarily connects its plot points much faster, and must leave out many of Forster's discussions and ruminations.