Sentence examples for plot looks from inspiring English sources

The plot looks like a donkey head.

(Here again the current plot looks out of character: too brash, too clumsy, too direct).

Our plot looks a bit hammered by the cold – and what has survived has nbeen hammered by the pigeons.

He has no idea how much water gushes into his rice paddies every day, but his two-hectare plot looks more like a pond than a farm.

It's more a collection of horrible people" – and the serious-ish strand of the plot looks set to follow the identification of his real father.

As chaotic as it is, this plot looks positively Aristotelian compared with that of the sequel, "After You with the Pistol" (1979), a teetering construction involving Chinese tongs, white slavers, and a plot to kill the Queen of England.

Nor should the final twists of the plot look so illogical.

Preferring not to climb up the hazel structure made for them, but instead to wander off around the plot looking for a more 'suitable' position.

This Bond installment is weighty with calculation: it feels like a ploy of demographically targeted marketing, with the personal drama attached to the espionage, the highly specific motives grafted to the thriller plot, looking like a studio decision to attract women viewers rather than like a mapping of any person's imagination.

In Germany, Beiler pointed out a rocket-powered kickball that plays into the plot (look for the shelf with trophies in a retail outlet).

However, we noted that the plot looked very similar to the relationship between gene length and transcription rate (Figure 3A).