Sentence examples for pivotal plot from inspiring English sources

This became the pivotal plot point in Shaw's play.

Even so, it's fairly depressing that two films this week feature exactly the same pivotal plot device.

Other pivotal plot points: getting bad advice from a friend or suffering the consequences of spreading gossip.

"Cushing is a pivotal plot line as he was the one to create Darth Vader and there's a whole back story that will come out".

And then halfway through the film, after the essential, pivotal plot change, the costume colour-coding changes completely so the draughts-man turns up in white when everybody else is in black.

The result was "The English Lesson," a play in which, he said, "learning English and making life changes became the pivotal plot point by which a family would emerge from the cocoon of its traditions".

He's already pivotal to the plot, with evil Cipher kidnapping Brian as ammo so Dom will subscribe to her vague plot to secure Russian nuclear codes.

He is told that the writer's sexuality is pivotal to the plot.

Gloria turns out to be pivotal to the plot and, more important, to engaging the audience.

While another character pivotal to its plot, the rationalist Smythe, is first encountered among the orators who gather to harangue the public on the common's answer to Speaker's Corner. 5.

But Christopher Philip Howe has avoided the trap Ferguson identifies for critics of "trying to judge [Boyd's] book against the James Bond films", arguing that "Fleming's Bond is pivotal to the plot, not incidental like Boyd's".