Sentence examples for sketchy plot from inspiring English sources

The whole novel, as this sketchy plot outline might suggest, at times seems overdesigned.

The song was not just one more moment where the characters take a deep breath and fall into a melody that decorates a sketchy plot.

In a sketchy plot line, the clip shows Eminem, costumed like Robin, and his mentor, Dr. Dre, behind the wheel of the Rapmobile, parodying another media franchise, "Batman".

A sketchy plot is weighed down with too much exposition and yanked off course by frequent musings on happiness, equilibrium, love, risk and what it means to be English.

According to music journalist Richie Unterberger, Tommy was hailed by contemporary critics as the Who's breakthrough, but its critical standing diminished slightly in the subsequent decades, because of its occasionally pretentious concept and flimsy songs that functioned as devices to "advance the rather sketchy plot".

In the acknowledgments, Williams thanks his friend Natasha Soobramanien for writing the Damaris sections, having given her only "some dates and a few sketchy plot-lines".

Fitzgerald is adept at evoking the atmosphere of late 1960s London with rich period detail but beyond this the book feels slight and inconclusive, meandering along with only the sketchiest plot.

At RKO they were irrelevant upper-class fables with the sketchiest plots, a string for the pearls of dance routines married to some of our best popular songs, all driven by the worry­wart with a blithe name (Astaire, adapted from Austerlitz), too busy or too bored to give interviews, to promote himself or to carry on like a shocking, awful movie star.

Murray found some aspects lacking however, as he thought it was "a very sketchy episode, plot-wise and mythology-wise.

Apparently, ever since her husband, Ed Chris Mulkeyy), struck it rich with his woodworking machinery business (the details of this enterprise are as sketchy as the plot), the magic between them has faded.

The sketchy dudes, like, plotting our demise.