Sentence examples for mix of plots from inspiring English sources

Here, there are good guys and bad guys, and a structure that copies episodic television right down to the deft mix of plots and subplots.

In fact the mix of plot-driven missions interspersed with non-plot essential side quests suits the feel of Western even more than it did the similarly constructed 'Grand Theft Auto' series.

He also felt the episode "offers a healthy mix of plot and character development with a fair share of revelations thrown in for good measure".

Written when Rattigan was all too conscious of being perceived as old-fashioned, "Man and Boy" is an uneasy mix of daring plot gimmicks and synthetically silky dialogue.

The mix of genres murder plot, historical speculation, and train movies (think "The President Vanishes")—is done skillfully, and the political side, with endless verbal wrangling between anti-Lincoln Democrats (not just Southerners but also New York's Tammany Hall party hacks) and Republicans, radical or not, makes for a gripping picture of a nation on the brink.

I had been projecting my own issues onto Phelps: what I'd thought of as a character shaped by my own experiences and condition was just a mix of poor plotting and inadequate characterisation.

It is not hard to imagine Mr. DeLillo or Mr. Scorsese mapping the interior circuitry of Timothy McVeigh; Seung-Hui Cho, the Virginia Tech killer; or Bruce E. Ivins, the Army biodefense expert who, the F.B.I. concluded last week, committed anthrax terror in the aftermath of 9/11 — the paranoia, the lethal mix of fantasy and ruthless plotting.

West of its interchange with MD 108, MD 32's name changes to Sykesville Road, which continues northwest as a partially controlled-access two-lane highway through a mix of farmland and large-plot residential subdivisions.

On April 16, the non-fertilized plots displayed a mix of stem elongation and booting but the fertilized plots consisted of plants in the stages of late booting and inflorescence (seed head emergence).

Second, the inventory cycles occur at 5 and 10 year cadences in the east and west, respectively, meaning that an estimate at a given time will be a different mix of older and more recent plots in the east and the west.

The Nobel committee lauded what it called the "hallucinatory realism" of his works, which mix surreal plots with folk tales and modern history.In this section A revolution fizzles A Chinese Dickens?