Sentence examples for plot part from inspiring English sources
On July 20, officers carried out a plot, part of a long-simmering opposition to Hitler from within German military and civilian circles, but Hitler managed to escape the dramatic attempt on his life practically unharmed.
In addition Ms. Freed's inventions here (based on research, as Shakespeare's often were) include a beautifully imagined plot, part of which involves the notion that plot is something Shakespeare had no gift for.
"The highest circles of St . Petersburgnonetheless succumbed to the seductively simple explanation that Russia was in no way organically diseased, and that the whole Revolution was nothing but a vicious Jewish plot, part and parcel of the worldwide Judeo-Masonic conspiracy.
This spot is an example of a good agreement between point cloud structure shown on the sample plot (part a) and adequate structure shown in selected spot within such HP.
They probably should have just left the plot part out and just marketed it as one long music video.
"The rest of the story – the sort of superhero plot part — was always, unendingly shifting," he said.
We apply PART and PART-up to the unpaired LOH profile matrices and the significance plots are shown in Figure 6A and B. As in the TCGA case, although PART produces a noisy plot, PART-up produces a much clearer plot, revealing recurrent LOH region in the cancer cell lines.
Plaudits are due to the ensemble cast for maintaining an air of realistic distress and derangement, even as the plot parts company with credibility.
Because the allegory in Little Dorrit has been woven into a typically Dickensian plot, parts of the novel - particularly its denouement - read like an over-manipulated detective story.
Inspired by the little-seen 2005 movie of the same title, "Kinky Boots" is assembled from plot parts that have shown up all too frequently during the past decades in shows that were also based on films.
The percent change in growth as compared to an unfertilised site with the same site index was plotted (part a of Figure 3 is for Douglas-fir; part b is for western hemlock).
