The film also lacks a satisfying arc.
His adventures follow a familiar, satisfying arc.
David Johnston's script touches on the trial and fills out an invented biography that gives the play a satisfying arc.
Swishing to a halt at the bottom, I sprayed a satisfying arc of powder into the air before gliding over to the lift for another run.
Some irrational actions can't be fully incorporated into the logic of a narrative, and entropy doesn't have a satisfying arc.
Emily Gilmore Kelly Bishopp), the grandmother and Wasp queen, gets the lone satisfying arc, delivering herself from profound grief after taking one last D.A.R. cookie.
In "Cricket, Spider, Bee," Ms. Ruehr embellished three Emily Dickinson poems with vivacious rhythms and smart, colorful orchestration; performed in a seamless sequence, the works formed a satisfying arc, with mild dissonances complementing Dickinson's ever-ambiguous tone.
Among a democracy's many systemic weaknesses is an electorate's susceptibility to the devices of fiction - to "likeable characters", clear-cut villains, suspense, and the satisfying arc of traditional narrative, including conflict, crisis, and resolution.
(I might send newcomers to Series 6 for Matt Smith because it had the strongest most satisfying arc).
In the end, there's a satisfying arc to the story, one that brings the audience back home right along with the lead character.
(My guest — who avoided the TV spectacle of the hearings — took comfort in knowing there were Senators asking good questions, fighting the good fight). As theater, it needed more shape, more of a satisfying arc that one finds in similar projects like Gross Indecency: The Three Trials of Oscar Wilde.
