Sentence examples for minor plot from inspiring English sources

The murder, when we finally hear about it in the last few pages, is a minor plot point.

For essentially, his weed smoking is a minor plot in what has made the reggae king the biggest musical star in the world.

In fact so much happens that the heroic return of Rory almost feels like a minor plot point, though that may be because we all knew it was coming.

Mr. Schaffert also throws in a minor plot thread about another writer: a revered, musty woman named Myrtle Kinglsey Finch who won the 1918 Pulitzer Prize for something called "The Ladies of the Katydids".

The story is deliciously dark, skipping over any possible opportunities for schmaltz (a dead mother, poverty and war are all minor plot points in comparison to Baba Yaga's love of cannibalism).

The minor plot in this drama concerned Lord Chris Rennard, the former chief executive of the party, who has denied public accusations by several women of inappropriate after-hours behavior at party gatherings, a.k.a.a

The rest of the two-hour special's several minor plot-lines revolved around the family's London home, where most of the characters had decamped for Rose's debutante ball.

A minor plot-point involving a caged chicken that is fed the meat of its own species provides an insight into the picture's concerns about the creators and frequenters of Facebook.

The monster, as the book makes clear through its subtle mirroring of major and minor plots, is a manifestation of our desire to be in the world and yet free from its constraints.

This is common, for example, in maize varieties planted only in minor quantities in small plots which have small effective population sizes (Perales et al. 2003b).

It is on the face of it a fairly minor sub-plot, albeit one given some lustre by Cole's status as one of England's celebrified 100-cap greats of the largely disappointing decade just past.