Sentence examples for matters of plot from inspiring English sources

There's much to admire in "Please Give" — cleverness and humor, nuance and curiosity, and the admirable open-endedness of some crucial matters of plot.

Then there is the matter of plot.

Then there's the small matter of plot.

In the matter of plot construction, Aristophanes' comedies are often loosely put together, are full of strangely inconsequential episodes, and often degenerate at their end into a series of disconnected and boisterous episodes.

In his Much Ado, David Nicholls turns Hero's fake suicide into a coma induced by a fall, which is equally a matter of plot convenience but unlikely to seem ridiculous to viewers tutored by EastEnders.

Set against the austere elegance of Loy Arcenas's set with music to match on a shamisen (a lutelike instrument) played by Sumie Kaneko, the dramatic movement in "Ride" is less a matter of plot than of a search for a consoling stillness within the tumult and pain of memory.

He focuses on the elementary particles of literature, from the role of punctuation in poetry, the matter of plot in novels, the study of topoi, and the behavior of characters, to the nature of fictional language and the shape of a poet's career.

These sources said the matter of plots against General Trujillo and Cuban Premier Fidel Castro was covered in the summary prepared by the Rockefeller Commission but not made public in its report.

Stardom didn't come to Taylor haphazardly or after decades of struggle; it was a matter of plotting and grooming by a mother intent on seeing her daughter's name in lights.

Yet the reader can see, as the characters cannot, that the coincidence is a matter of plotting: it is a way of letting us know the fate of Persse's cousin Bernadette, who lived with the O'Sheas when Zapp was their lodger.

Sub-samples were collected and dried in a forced-air oven at 60° to determine dry matter for calculation of plot dry matter yields.