Sentence examples for main plotline a from inspiring English sources

Vatican fictions tend to have the same main plotline: a contest between reforming and orthodox candidates.

Ostensibly, True Detective series two is about three very different police officers trying to solve the case of the Vinci city manager's murder, but they're all bringing their personal life drama to work and their stories are clouding the show's main plotline: a murder.

Fun fact: The movie was originally called "No Recourse" (snoozefest!) because the main plotline was a courtroom drama.

But sometimes, alongside the main plotline in a story, something else is going on that turns out to be just as important.

The protagonist of the SNES game, Jake Armitage, is featured in Shadowrun Returns as both part of the game's main plotline and as an NPC that the player can hire to accompany them on various missions.

Created as a way to tell a different story in a series without interrupting the main plotline or numbering, some see annuals as a marketing gimmick.

Most notably, it gives the player the ability to shape the world's structure through a Land Make system, generating regions and quests in a non-linear gameplay system rather than a strong main plotline.

This is heralded in a setpiece scene in which one of Henry's throws goes violently awry, with crucial consequences for the other main plotline: the college president Guert Affenlight, a Herman Melville scholar, realises that after a lifetime as a light-hearted heterosexual shagger, he has fallen desperately in love with Henry's teammate Owen.

Best known now for his standup and appearances at celebrity poker tournaments, Black's role here as a secretly gay counsellor whose main plotline is trying to get one of the campers to take a shower established his wisecracking persona.

Some commentators said the main plotline involving the opossum served as an allegory for capital punishment.

Cannavale had the thankless task of taking on the role originated by Allen himself, that of Hannah's former husband Mickey, a hypochondriacal TV writer who provides the screenplay's comic relief and whose gradual discovery of his feelings for Holly serves as a lighthearted echo of the essentially tragic main plotline.