Sentence examples for in a complicated plot from inspiring English sources
The Baron is humiliated in a complicated plot (involving scheming commedia dell'arte Italians) that leads to his withdrawal.
Our Kind of Traitor (2010) is the story of an English couple who, while on a tennis holiday, unwittingly find themselves embroiled in a complicated plot involving the Russian mob, politicians, and international bankers.
They find a patriotic use for their costumes and acting abilities, however, when they become embroiled in a complicated plot to prevent a double agent from delivering vital information to the Nazis.
Like some of Dick's fiction, "Donnie Darko" is the story of a tragic, wounded figure who becomes a hero only when he realizes that action is character and has to come through in a complicated plot twist.
When the characters in "Finian's Rainbow" are not swooning beneath a heart-smiting moon, they are caught up in a complicated plot pitting the good ol' boy Senator Rawkins (a boisterously oily David Schramm) and his minions against the poor sharecroppers looking to Woody for leadership.
Mr. Kimes and his mother, Sante, are on trial in State Supreme Court in Manhattan, accused of a complicated plot against Mrs. Silverman, whose body has never been found.
O.K., but would a person really go to all the trouble of coming up with such a complicated plot in order to harass someone, just out of spite?
While following the twists and turns of a complicated plot, experienced readers take pleasure in "solving" a series of interlocking puzzles: What is a "nano-rich Teardrop"?
The movie is a methodical and entirely absorbing thriller, featuring a complicated plot (Brian Helgeland adapted the Michael Connelly novel) in which clues are carefully planted, and understanding slowly gathers in the mind of the hero.
In 2011, the federal authorities accused Iranian officials of plotting to kill Saudi Arabia's ambassador to the United States as part of a complicated plot that included plans to bomb the Israeli Embassy in Washington and the Israeli and Saudi Embassies in Argentina.
In the interview, Mr. Parker outlined the schemes the two had contemplated and a complicated plot to get $10,000 by robbing and killing people for their A.T.M. cards so they could move to Australia.
