Sentence examples for underlying plot from inspiring English sources
'underlying plot' is a correct and usable phrase in written English
You can use it to refer to the main story or main point of a narrative. For example, "The underlying plot of the novel was the struggle of one family to survive during the Great Depression".
The underlying plot of the film is more or less a brotherly love triangle between the three men.
Previously responsible for the epic, narrative-driven Need For Speed Undercover titles, the studio has stuck with the idea of a racing game driven by an underlying plot.
As with "The Good Wife" and "The Firm" (NBC) each episode covers a new case, but there is a central underlying plot that develops from week to week.
To our detriment, the public's fixation on the spectacle of Trump distracts from the underlying plot.
The premise of the underlying plot, that a church-owned orphanage would have to pay a property tax bill, has been questioned in Illinois, as in much of the rest of the world, property owned by religious groups and other not-for-profit organizations is tax-exempt.
The two-part finale's epic scale and underlying plot was first conceived in early 2007 as the last regular-series story for departing producers Russell T Davies, Julie Gardner, and Phil Collinson: the fourth series finale is the last story produced by Collinson; and Steven Moffat and Piers Wenger replaced Davies and Gardner as show runner and executive producer respectively in 2010.
However, attributing features of the underlying plots to chemical or structural characteristics of the system is difficult, as it usually requires the assumption of structural elements of an analogous equivalent electrical circuit.
For gene expression markers described for Groups II, IV, V, and VI, underlying plots of gene expression are shown in Figures 14, and supplements 1, 2. As the reviewers point out, our Kcnq4 population-level data and the published literature (Heidenreich et al, 2012) show enrichment in IB4-SNS-Cre+ neurons.
In both, the menace underlying the plot is the hijacking of American weaponry by the country's enemies.
Integral to the story is the contrast between the rebels, who have better technology, and the city people, restricted by the city's fascist rule and underlying the plot there is an environmental theme.
Lupton believes this presentation of conflict is what makes Angelou's writing "brilliant"; she finds that the strength of Singin' and Swingin' comes, in part, from Angelou's duplication of conflicts underlying the plot, characters, and thought patterns in the book.
