Sentence examples for essentially the same plot from inspiring English sources

Every New York bildungsroman has essentially the same plot.

For example, JC Chandor's film All Is Lost, released a month after Gravity, is essentially the same plot, but set on the sea.

Miller's Crossing has essentially the same plot as A Fistful Of Dollars (which stole it from Kurosawa's Yojimbo, which nicked it in turn from Hammett's Red Harvest).

"Of course, what I think is boring," Warhol wrote in his memoir "Popism," "must not be the same as what other people think is, since I could never stand to watch all the most popular action shows on TV, because they're essentially the same plots and the same shots and the same cuts over and over again.

Every single episode follows the same plot.

As I pointed out in "Considering The Dark Knight Trilogy," The Dark Knight Rises has essentially the same major plot twist as the last Bond film of the '90s, the under-appreciated The World Is Not Enough.

The survival plots for o, p′-DDT treated and methoxychlor-treated group′-DDT treatediandy the same as the plot for the shamethoxychlor-treatedn group, suggesting an influence on lupus development roughly equivalent to that of endogenous estrogen.

The plot remained essentially the same: St. George, introduced as a gallant Christian hero, fights an infidel knight, and one of them is slain.

Right bottom plot is essentially the same as the top right one, but it includes the substorms that occurred under SW flow velocities below 500 km/s, which are shown by red bars.

However, even if the temperatures are increased by 3°C at each of the reported temperatures to take into account the effect of light-induced heating of the surface (see text), the activation energy from the temperature-adjusted plot is essentially the same as the activation energy based on the recorded temperatures in the experiment under illumination.

But they do essentially the same thing to and for a plot.