Sentence examples for the plot echoes from inspiring English sources

(The plot echoes a plot line from "Mad Men," about how a secretary, Peggy Olson, became a copywriter).

Much of the music is recycled from the television series, and the plot echoes that of the first Pokemon movie: a villainous attempt to take over the world by using Mewtwo, a pokemon, or pocket monster, with extraordinary powers (in this case, a robot version).

The plot echoed an attack by extremists in Mumbai in 2008, which led to the deaths of 174 people.

The film's plot echoes the events surrounding Martin's death following a late-night encounter with Zimmerman on 26 February last year.

In fact, despite its labyrinth of underworld denizens, the book's plot echoes the costly, distracting, and almost certainly futile real-world efforts of India's Hindu-nationalist government to locate the Saraswati, as if unearthing a mythical river of the past will symbolically secure India's future.

But this historical plot echoes with the disparities of our own age — the new enclosures brought about by merciless globalization and the widening chasm between the mega-wealthy and the dispossessed.

Crace recounts the unsettling of the countryside through enclosure, that fencing off and private seizure of resources its champions euphemistically called "improvements". But this historical plot echoes with the disparities of our own age — the new enclosures brought about by merciless globalization and the widening chasm between the mega-wealthy and the dispossessed.

Vulture pointed out that this "HIMYM" plot echoes that of "The Office" and "Friday Night Lights," both of which end in the husband siding with the wife's dream career.

Plot echoes of Roberto Bolaño's The Savage Detectives may be entirely coincidental.

The plot has echoes of Stephen King novels and Steven Spielberg films.

For Christians, plot echoes divine Providence and its ultimate justice.