Sentence examples for inconvenient plot from inspiring English sources
But the whole point of this scene and the next movie is to make the audience forget every inconvenient plot point from X-Men: The Last Stand and X-Men Origins.
The one character who makes the move from the films to the TV series is Agent Phil Coulson Clark Greggg), whose earlier, inconvenient death — a major plot point in "The Avengers" — is explained away.
Without the guerrillas' protection, the farmers may have to move to smaller and more dispersed plots, which is inconvenient and costly.
Now I understand that political rhetoric can sometimes get a bit inflated… but how soon we forget inconvenient facts like this one: Richard Nixon plotted a criminal conspiracy from the Oval Office.
In basing a novel on Harry's story, I decided I must honour all the known facts, however inconvenient they might prove to my emerging plot.
He seethes enviously in the shadows, commenting and plotting, an Iago with an inconvenient conscience.
As many people who knew him suspected, the fiery death of the young journalist Michael Hastings in a single car crash was the result of tragic circumstances, not a government plot to get rid of an inconvenient truth teller.
Secretary to the king, his job was to edit Henry's plots: to erase his queen, cancel his inconvenient daughters and terminate those chapters in the narrative which were getting tedious.
BOARDING passes are inconvenient.
The timing was inconvenient.
