Sentence examples for synopsis it from inspiring English sources

In synopsis, it may indeed sound "a bit much".

According to the film's synopsis, it will focus on the initial conflicts between humans and orcs, taking inspiration from the characters and places featured in the video games.

For me, the most important quality is the fact that, despite the very exquisite and fantastical world already contained in the synopsis, it is Martinů's music that blends all the elements together and makes the opera a masterpiece".

Just in case you have lived the last months stuck at the Chamber of Secrets or inside Mad-Eye Moody's trunk, let me introduce you to the synopsis: "It was always difficult being Harry Potter and it isn't much easier now that he is an overworked employee of the Ministry of Magic, a husband and father of three school-age children.

In synopsis, it identifies multiple priorities which include: expansion of eligibility criteria for adult services; enabling access to mental health services; expansion of intensive services for children in the home and community; implementation of statewide data collection; and an increase in employment opportunities.

If we can quote from the film company's own synopsis, it is the story of: 82-year-old bachelor Mr. Vig, who has never known love, and Sister Amvrosija, a young Russian nun, who - by chance or destiny - becomes part of his life.

Filmed largely in Austin, Texas – the festival's home town, as well as Malick's – it stars Ryan Gosling, Rooney Mara, Natalie Portman and Michael Fassbender, and its official synopsis describes it as a "modern love story set against the Austin music scene, where two entangled couples … chase success through a rock'n'roll landscape of seduction and betrayal".

WICKENDEN: That was a great synopsis — I understand it much better already.

A quick synopsis makes it sound as if it were just another "Murphy Brown".

I wrote two chapters and a synopsis, sent it off to a publisher, and it sold.

The book's jacket synopsis calls it "a guide to the smug know-it-alls in politics, the news media and Hollywood who think they know what's best for the poor and other needy Americans".