"intense plot" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe any story with a dramatic, thrilling, or suspenseful sequence of events. For example, "The movie had an intense plot which kept viewers on the edge of their seats."
These personal stories, which also involve the victimisation in wartime of Germans in England, and of pacifists and homosexuals, give the book a strong and intense plot-line.
In those classic programs, such old radio pros as Kroeger, Jack Webb, Frank Lovejoy and William Conrad offered a menu of high adventure noted for lean writing, intense plots and superior talent.
I asked for a little bit longer pre-production, so we could do just really intense plotting at the beginning of the show, so that once we got into the actual story breaking, we didn't have worry about things like, "Oh shoot, we have to set up a letter and it has to be seen in Episode 5, so it can pay off in Episode 9".
However, intense phenomena plot below the line representing the power law on the plots, i.e., severe magnetic storms occur less frequently than we suggested above.
What made this work, and its follow-up, Megyek, ha elbocsatasz (I'll Leave If You Let Me Go, 1991), remarkable was the intense love plot of the narrative, along with daring erotic scenes that shocked Hungarian readers.
Just when you think the show couldn't get more intense, the plot thickens and a whole new set of secrets and lies are unfolded.
In contrast, indigenous species occurred more frequently in areas of less intense, small plot farming activity where they were observed to feed on hosts such as Ipomoea batatas, Glycine max, and Humulus japonicas (Table S1).
This intense, intricately plotted novel tells of the love triangle that existed between the sisters and Madeleine's husband Rickie Masters, who died suddenly and unglamorously from a stomach ulcer — leaving them both to deal with his loss and betrayal.
"The security that I saw in the wake of the plot was intense".
