subplot In A Sentence

Learn how to use subplot in a sentence and make better sentences with `subplot` by reading subplot sentence examples.

• The main subplot was worse.
• And, quite frankly, it was a much better subplot.
• The subplot between the two teenagers was cut out, because it was boring and took up space.
• There is surprise subplot with a surprise ending or two.
• Things aren't improved by an awkward subplot involving a woman who claims to be Zen's daughter.
• The entire Indian subplot seemed to be a waste, and served as a distraction.
• Hornblower's treatment of the prince is a continuing subplot.
• There's also a subplot about a missing sister that I found uninteresting.
• This subplot is well written but flawed.
• The same goes for the subplot of the King's betrothed as well.
• Eileen Burke, Kling's former girlfriend, joins Andy Parker in a subplot involving a drug deal.
• In the subplot, Playfair is in love with the niece of Hornet the usurer.
• The origin of the title is an interesting subplot and the themes that get developed are worthwhile.
• As always, I loved the animal aspect and the plot line was pretty interesting as was the subplot.
• The entire subplot was beyond ridiculous.
• I felt, however, it ended on a subplot rather than the plot.
• I hated the stripper rape subplot.
• Then we have the subplot about returning to find Tess's sister.
• The time travel subplot is somewhat contrived, but the historical narrative is rich beyond measure.
• Best of all there is a wonderful subplot when Emily discovers a rival for her fiance's affections.
• But the murder of Paolo's mother turns this subplot into an intriguing story itself.
• The easy amorality of the subplot distressed Victorian critics like Swinburne and Gosse.
• But when you add a murder and a sociopath for a subplot, the story takes over your world.
• But Craig's role in the present and future has become an intriguing subplot.
• This romantic subplot is handled very subtly.
• I liked the story line, the characters and the romantic subplot.
• This grain subplot seems so tame compared to past seasons' arcs.
• I understand the metaphoric purpose of this subplot.
• Yes there is a subplot involving supernatural forces and secrets that this planet is hiding.
• This subplot runs through the entire five parter, and introduces the Predacons, a new Decepticon Combiner team.
• There's no romantic subplot.
• This had a nice romantic subplot with him trying to find his wife once he got out of prison.
• The child molestation subplot was done tastefully, which I know is a difficult task.
• The subplot involving Inspector Madsen in Yorkshire ends unsatisfactorily.
• I also loved the subplot of friendship, love, and emotion.
• There was one thing that I didn't enjoy the romantic subplot.
• The subplot involving her serial killer neighbour has nothing to do with anything.
• Readers will need to suspend belief of a subplot concerning one of Cassie's cousins though.
• But instead, the subplot was dropped entirely.
• I found the subplot integration to be a little rocky, but still enjoyed the extra details.
• The subplot about pain management was excellent.
• There was one subplot about Sinda's family history that Ms.
• I can't say I was a fan of the villain and that whole subplot.
• There is also a subplot involving 2 missing people and a load of imbezzled cash.
• And besides, any subplot that Ward has going is central to the continuing story of the Brotherhood.
• The subplot with Tom the street urchin felt a little distracting and repetitive in spots.
• There's a character that, at the end, suddenly gets this heartbreaking subplot of her own.
• The whole subplot with Callie felt tacked on and didn't interest me at all.
• The other murders are secondary, even at the end, when that subplot is neatly wrapped up.
• However, I find this subplot was kind of weak and I don't feel invested in the mystery.
• When the subplot dwells on the personal, it loses some speed.
• I loved thw hero and heroine and the backstory subplot involving with their grandparents.
• What made me give it a 3 rating tho was the romance subplot.
• A subplot plays in the background, where two men meet, light a cigarette and separate.
• Interwoven throughout the larger story is a nice subplot involving Logan and his dad, Harp.
• The subplot of the boy next door goes nowhere.
• But there wasn't a lot of subplot and questions.
• There is a subplot, also, within the mystery.
• The disappearance of Signora Castafiore's emerald amounts to a subplot of a subplot.
• Not even the subplot of a second romance made this interesting.
• A subplot about Amish hate crimes seemed to detract from the main story.
• Kissing her boyfriend, which makes for a very amusing subplot of the story.
• Other than that, Lost went on and on and on about mind numbing subplot after mind numbing subplot.
• It was an interesting subplot for me more at times than the plot.
• Minor gripes the McElvoy subplot goes nowhere, wasting a great character.
• I really enjoyed watching the stalker subplot reach its climax.
• There does seem to be a nice subplot going on but the cure was a little cheesy.
• I love that the love story is the subplot so it is not centered around it, yet it's there.
• And one subplot involving a pathetic little dragon was just great.
• My biggest complain is the subplot of Sophie's secret past.
• Asked about such a sub rosa subplot, Venus said, " Not that I'm aware of .".
• Their story is counterpointed by a subplot involving housewife Edda Barends, who is kidnapped.
• After all, there's not just the murder but hints of a subplot involving a missing boy.
• It was also quite easy to work out who the murderer was, so this subplot didn't keep me interested.
• The third subplot involves Tahiri, Anakin, and Corran Horn.
• This is of course a subplot and in no way takes away from the action and suspense of the main plot.
• At no point was this subplot distasteful or dirty.
• A Touch Of Frost has a romantic sub plot going, but it's a subplot, and it's YA.
• A subplot involves Nick's love life.
• However the author needs to reconsider her use of SEX as a subplot.
• I feel that the subplot of Gregory Donald was a good and necessary inclusion.
• It is not a who done it, therefore I do not classify it as having any mystery subplot to it.
• The main story is well plotted and there's a subplot that blew me away.
• Another subplot develops that links the French Revolution to the plot.
• The subplot of the lovers torn apart is very touching.
• This subplot all but overshadowed a incomparable game for Sprewell.
• There is no romantic subplot.
• Usually, there is a subplot about evil vampires or a secret society out to kill the Carpathians.
• The Solange might die when she turns subplot.
• The storyline and subplot was terrific.
• Another subplot involves threats against the Gattan Queen.
• Like the Internet economy subplot, which bored me to distraction.
• There's also a very nice romantic subplot that adds another layer to this multi faceted tale.
• The stalker subplot is not all that gripping.
• The cancer subplot supersedes the murder mystery summed up nicely in the Afterward by Ms.
• It didn't advance the story and as a subplot, it went no where.
• I enjoyed the suspense subplot and also the tender family moments.
• And it is partially due to one subplot that led to my mixed feelings about this novel.
• And then, the subplot I mentioned.
• And I'm not even talking about figuring out the fact that there's a subplot of reincarnation.