Sentence examples for pushing the plot from inspiring English sources

Most egregiously, there is a character who abruptly dies of "a mysterious fatal illness" no one knew anything about, conveniently pushing the plot toward closure.

Finebaum prefers to think of the show as a soap opera, on which he is the lead writer, conversing intelligently with his more lucid callers while also pushing the plot to the edges of sensibility.

Accompanying him onstage is a grizzled old storyteller (Jarlath Conroy) in rags and spouting Zen wisdom (he doesn't say "fear is the path to the dark side," but he might as well have), and two stiff-backed performers hustling around the stage pushing the plot along.

"The kids might not get the jokes that the adults get, but everybody thinks the movie is great". Finebaum prefers to think of the show as a soap opera, on which he is the lead writer, conversing intelligently with his more lucid callers while also pushing the plot to the edges of sensibility.

Newcomers to the series would be best served catching up via Amazon Prime because creators Graeme Mason and John Fawcett are not given to internal recapping; they're far too interested in pushing the plot further.

They establish setting, supply vital background and push the plot ahead.

"So we cut out everything that didn't push the plot forward".

It's a little over-cranked, it pushes the plot along.

More important questions are raised by the elusively drawn Uncle Jimmy, whose sudden appearance pushes the plot to its resolution.

Four men were convicted, but the judge who oversaw the trial also criticized the law enforcement agents who helped push the plot forward: "The government made them terrorists".

But this week things moved a bit faster, with a series of well-constructed scenes that pushed the plot forward quite substantially.