Sentence examples for considers the plot from inspiring English sources

However, he considers the plot of Sitti Nurbaya more interesting for a reader from a Western background than the older novel.

Sylvia Anderson values "The Cham-Cham" for its "charm", as well as its visualisation of the Paradise Peaks resort, but considers the plot "far-fetched"; Stephen La Rivière compliments the episode for its technical accomplishments, in addition to its writing.

Aristotle considered the plot to be the soul of a tragedy, with character in second place.

But consider the plot: it begins with Schumer's character, Amy Townsend, in an editorial meeting at the men's magazine where she works, delivering a speech in which she says that sports are infantile and uninteresting, a blight on the American landscape and that the people who like them, especially the men who like them, are boring and terrible.

But consider the plot: it begins with Schumer's character, Amy Townsend, in an editorial meeting at the men's magazine where she works, delivering a speech in which she says that sports are infantile and uninteresting, a blight on the American landscape — and that the people who like them, especially the men who like them, are boring and terrible.

In our present treatment, we consider the plot as the 'backbone' of events that occur in a chronological sequence (more detail on previous theories of plot are in Appendix A in Additional file 1).

For instance, consider the plot in Figure 4 derived for the simulated dataset showing percentage of test samples retained within the AD with different k values (optimization carried out with 20% of samples in the test set and 1000 iterations).

Computer Gaming Worlds Robert Coffey and Cook considered the plot of the single-player release minimal and forgettable.

He considered the plot to be forced in places, as if the author were preventing the story from flowing naturally.

PlayStation Official Magazine considered the plot as average and called it a let-down compared to the combat system.

Eurogamer's Welsh considered the plot driven by "inconsequential MacGuffins" and thought the ending rushed, but praised the story for not stretching on too long.