Sentence examples for unusual plot from inspiring English sources

But he saw an unusual plot: he would walk everywhere.

"Blacula" has an unusual plot which takes place in both the past and the present.

'Yes,' she says, when I remind her of this unusual plot device, 'and he was also impotent and sterile, and yet I was pregnant.

Inua Ellams's monologue has an unusual plot featuring Muslim and Christian foster brothers in Nigeria who set up a T-shirt business, and a rather underdeveloped political aspect.

Showing more similarities to the works of Franz Kafka than to those of Japanese contemporaries, The Woman in the Dunes is noted for its unusual plot, its detailed descriptions of the sand, and its existential examination of the human condition.

In addition to Anfione and Niobe, the king and queen of Thebes and a two-person factory of unusual plot twists, there is Prince Clearte, who is in love with Niobe.

But tallest does not mean that much between 78th and 79th Streets from Fifth to Madison Avenues since this low-rise patch in high-rise Manhattan dates to the mid-19th century, when a millionaire gave his name to one of the most unusual plots of land in Manhattan: the Cook block.

Landlessness is a rising problem for farmers across India, but Mr. Hazarika's situation is unusual: his plot was located on Majuli, one of the world's largest "inland" islands, an ancient religious center that is home to about 170,000 people and dozens of monasteries.

The film features the story of the unusual CIA plot to free hostages taken by the Iranian government in 1979: spymaster Tony Mendez created the fake "Studio Six," with Hollywood offices and employees and the works, in order to pitch to the Iranians that the diplomats they had taken hostage were actually just Canadian film workers out on location.

Part of the reason for Speed's success is the film's unusual and sadistic plot device: using a public bus as a weapon.

A strange picture: unusual, but bafflingly plotted and paced and, frankly, tedious.