Sentence examples for all protagonist from inspiring English sources

Think memoirs, but also novels like On The Road, The Bell Jar, books by Joan Didion, and all of what we think of as the American classics, they're all protagonist author novels.

Though it is not a good idea to use something that is overused in literature, and an unusual name helps a character stick in the reader's mind, not all protagonist's names have to be as distinctive as Odd Thomas or Lyra Silvertongue.

This is the age that has embraced and perfected the epic, allowing its public ample time, sometimes record time, to absorb the plots and the protagonists; above all the protagonists, with all their foibles and virtues, all their hopes and fears and their all-or-nothing forehands down the line.

The technology and tactics used by all protagonists in these current "shadow wars" has evolved.

We're required to empathise with all protagonists, even when their cause is dubious.

Bunting says: "All protagonists in a debate have a moral responsibility to ensure that the hot air they are expending generates light, not just heat".

Indeed, the fear might even be heightened.Particularly in view of Japan's large trade surplus, almost all protagonists in the current debate recognise that it might be a calamity if the yen were to depreciate sharply from its current PPP rate of about 120 to the dollar.

The British financial authorities also had two drills in the past year, one of which examined the impact on a British clearing bank of the failure in London of a foreign banking subsidiary.This is progress of a sort, but the authorities' tests have been one-dimensional, excluding all protagonists from the private sector.

As these organisms often share the same individual plant, particularly when insects act as vectors or their feeding wounds allow establishment of pathogens, there are many opportunities for direct interactions to affect the fitness and ecology of all protagonists [2], [3].

Not all the protagonists are hard-edged.

All the protagonists danced -- the first time for that.