Sentence examples for a very different protagonist from inspiring English sources

Nutting's first novel, "Tampa," featured a very different protagonist: a sociopathic, twenty-six-year-old middle-school teacher named Celeste, who admits, in the book's second paragraph, that she's a dedicated pedophile who lusts after fourteen-year-old boys.

But a fictional treatment of the 2014 campus would need to be a more sober, hard-bitten affair, featuring a very different protagonist: the "student consumer", relatively austere, laden with debt and anxious to get what he or she has paid for.

Ludwig Mies van der Rohe's modernist federal courthouse in Chicago is now hosting a glass-and- steel-encased buffet of old-fashioned misdeeds, admitted and alleged, featuring two very different protagonists.

While the 22-year-old represents a very different type of sharpshooter to Chris Kyle, the protagonist in Clint Eastwood's controversial film, he is increasingly lethal in his own line of work.

A Jane Marston would have had a very different experience of border life in 1911 than RDR protagonist John.

But its bizarrely downbeat and ritualized manner makes it clear that the production has a very different point of view toward violence from that of its protagonist.

"The Secret Scripture" is most closely aligned with his 1998 novel "The Whereabouts of Eneas McNulty," whose protagonist was exiled from Irish life in a very different way.

Perhaps Meyer took note, because the protagonist in her new novel, adult thriller The Chemist, is a very different proposition.

It is based on 200 largely on-the-record interviews with the key protagonists, and it's hard to imagine that later, more polished drafts, will tell a very different story.

"A very different city".

A very different proposition.