Sentence examples for defies synopsis from inspiring English sources
Such nonsense defies synopsis.
"Immortals" plunders the canon of ancient myths like a barbarian horde piling up spoils as the temple burns; its jumbled mythology defies synopsis.
The plot defies easy synopsis, but loosely: Women adapted from the Shakespeare canon — the comely, sensible Ophelia (Krissy Garber); the nerdy Juliet (Kimberly Nordstrom); and the earthy Lady Macbeth (Jessica Randell) — are resurrected to defeat brain munchers led by a hooded Zombie Lord Matthew Mollenkopff), whose secret identity is hinted at in the title.
Robeson's achievement defies brief synopsis.
The first leads from a narrow and skewed definition of the world (one that was Euro-Americano-centric, thus clearly delimited) toward a wide, vast, literally global one (therefore defying easy synopsis, equation, or encapsulation).
The diversity contained in this body of work defies any easy or succinct synopsis, and anyone who approaches it will find a range of ideas that can alternately intrigue, surprise, and sometimes even disarm and shock.
Though L'Age d'Or is more structured than Chien Andalou in its anarchic assault on bourgeois society, they're both surreal poems that plumb the subconscious, and they defy normal description and synopsis.
I would give a synopsis of the programme but, as you can well imagine, it defies being nutshelled.
"But Michael defies logic.
