Sentence examples for synopsis refers from inspiring English sources

Note: The following synopsis refers to the original, 205 minute version of the film.

A novel proposal: this usually refers to your query letter, a synopsis, and perhaps a first chapter.

It was the goof factor that threw us, and the fact that in this day and age someone was willing to publish a book which refers to itself as a 'self-help novel' but has the punchy synopsis of a late Gen-Y Reese Witherspoon rom-com.

Don't go through the entire proposal but instead refer to the synopsis, which provides an overview of your plan.

Which means: A) only reading books because they think they're supposed to; and B) exclusively reading books that are much too brainy for them just because they've got a nice front cover, then having to spend the duration constantly referring to the little synopsis on the back just to double check what's going on.

The focus of this paper is on computing order and duplicate insensitive data aggregates (also referred to as ODI-synopsis) and delivering them to every node in a mobile ad-hoc network (MANET) [1 4].

The result, as the uninitiated could guess from the synopsis alone, is what some have politely referred to as "a mess".

Because this article expands on the work of Estaghvirou et al. (2013), we present below a synopsis of the key statistical models and methods and refer the reader to the earlier paper for further technical details on derivations of the models.

A synopsis of the available data on the radiosensitivity of female germ cells is provided, the reader being referred to recent comprehensive reviews for detailed information.

Refer to your synopsis point-by-point, punctuating why employee online browsing could be beneficial.

For a synopsis of the results, please consult Table 1.