Sentence examples for true plot from inspiring English sources

In the end, the tale of Esther's infatuation emerges as the book's true plot.

The murder is solved in a bit of remarkably perfunctory plotting, while Aaron and Krista play out the long-suppressed sense of entanglement that is Oates's true plot.

What is the nature of your thoughts about your daughter?" In its hallucinatory way, this list fairly accurately represents the true plot of the book: the questions Homes wanted to ask, the answers she will never receive.

The true plot locations are known to be within 1.61 km of the fuzzed values under the periodic system, and 0.80 km under the current plot design that was first used in the 1990s for the last of the periodic inventories and all of the current annual inventories (Woudenberg et al. 2011).

TV Squad writer Joel Keller criticized the episode for not featuring a true plot, writing that "this felt like a series of sketches in search of a plot".

His "The Hot L Baltimore" also is set in a facility marked for destruction and both plays are rich in atmospheric content — characters moving in and out of the action before any true plot develops.

The official HBO synopsis for the episode says "Jon faces a revolt," so there is a good chance that Littlefinger has gone back to his one true love: plotting evil plots.

True, the plot is a little skimpy (rollercoaster rattles through abandoned gold mine), but that's where the scriptwriters come in.

One of these things is true". The plot for the new film unveils a family secret and a second wedding which brings Fotoula "Toula" Portokalos's Greek clan back together again.

True, the plot hinges on the Red Scare that was then perceived as a virulent menace to the country's ideals, and few playwrights of the time would have dared to tackle the nefarious ways of the House Un-American Activities Committee head-on.

One of these things is true". The plot for the sequel revolves around the revelation of a Portokalos family secret and a bigger, fatter wedding.