Sentence examples for important to the plot from inspiring English sources

She isn't important to the plot, other than in the context of her marriage.

There is a memorable heatwave in Emma (a novel in which the weather is several times important to the plot).

In "Savage Lands," she transported readers to the young colony of Louisiana in the early 1700s, setting a complex love story against a fecund yet relentlessly cruel landscape that became as important to the plot as the characters themselves.

Because Racine's "Phèdre" was one of the libretto's sources, the Athenian king Tésée (Theseus) and his wife Phèdre (Phaedra) — who is consumed by a mad love for her stepson Hippolyte — are as important to the plot as the young lovers.

There is also a bit of what screenwriters call "sexposition": that is, if you have a couple of sleazy male characters discussing something important to the plot, they might as well do it in a topless bar for the added frisson.

The judges chose the novel for making the small details important to the plot.

It's not especially important to the overall plot that he's a photographer – lots of other professions would do.

The family background of Dean Thomas was removed because Rowling and her publishers considered it an "unnecessary digression", and she considered Neville Longbottom's own journey of discovery "more important to the central plot".

Who her suitors were was irrelevant — and it was important to the movie's plot that it stay that way.

Think about why it's important to the character and plot to live in this geography.

Set designs have many practical purposes: providing varied levels to better present actors to the audience; providing physical elements important to the script and plot; helping to entertain the audience; visually underlining or explaining the images, ideas, text, and subtext of the play; and, pragmatically, shielding the backstage of live productions from the audience.