Sentence examples for disjointed plot from inspiring English sources
As Verdi's fourth opera, "I Lombardi" — the saga of Arvino and Pagano, Milanese brothers rived by envy and patricide — suffers from a disjointed plot and few sympathetic characters.
To an unusual degree, the reader is left to make sense of a disjointed plot in which key bits of information are either missing or vague.In this section Prince of the absurd Question time Club of members Boxing cleverer Hope over hype Fearless words ReprintsMr Carle is not the gung-ho spook of popular fiction.
However, The Scotsman's Paul Whitelaw said that, despite a "disjointed" plot and it being "overstretched at 90 minutes": "It was actually pretty good.
The site's consensus was "It's shorter and leaner than the previous sequel, but this Pirates runs aground on a disjointed plot and a non-stop barrage of noisy action sequences".
Entertainment Weekly writer Whitney Pastorek said the episode started strong with the fire scare scene, but "tapered off into a disjointed plot" that she felt would not win new viewers.
Skipping chapters can result in a disjointed plot line.
Deirdre Barrett, a dream researcher at Harvard University, said that Nolan did not get every detail accurate regarding dreams, but their illogical, rambling, disjointed plots would not make for a great thriller anyway.
In spite of their differences, both Angiolini and Noverre were instrumental in transforming ballet from its customarily disjointed, unemotional plots and emphasis on displays of technique to more expressive themes in which all elements were integrated.
Next Generation agreed, saying that the Land Make system was an "innovative feature" but that it left the game disjointed without a solid plot to keep everything together.
If the play is too long and the plot disjointed, the laughter along the way is sustaining, and Pamela Berlin's astute direction of an accomplished cast produces surprises no more than hinted at in the text (2 15).
If the plot is disjointed, its progress is smooth, like a rough road on good shock-absorbers, or haphazard events bleared by a missed night's sleep and seen through the pleasant fog of exhaustion".The Name of the World" is a triumph of tone.
