Sentence examples for by a protagonist from inspiring English sources
It's usually led by a protagonist who is seeking to understand something complicated.
Even Mr. Cuarón's American studio films, "A Little Princess" and "Great Expectations," invoke the dangers faced by a protagonist whose reach exceeds his or her grasp.
Similarly, the beginning of the complication, also called the ¼ point, can be considered the brightest point (Lucey, 1996), or at least the point marked by a protagonist taking on her particular quest.
Boston Globe: "'Girlchild,' Hassman's debut novel, unfolds a compelling, layered narrative told by a protagonist with a voice so fresh, original, and funny you'll be in awe.
In the chimp world, the dominant animal will one day be overcome by a protagonist who is younger, smarter, stronger and more aggressive.
"That was the world I lived in, as seen by a protagonist who was simply a man-child who roamed and ruled in a world he barely understood.
His children's play Invisible Friends (1989), inverts the Harvey tactic by having a protagonist whose invisible childhood friend suddenly turns up at her house, and is performed throughout with people the audience can see but the characters can't, and vice versa.
I first spotted the promising little row on the front page of yesterday's FT (subscription) though the Guardian was quick to realise its implications for the austerity debate and post this authoritative critique by Dean Baker, himself a protagonist in the debate about national debt: at what point does its burden weigh down a country's prospects for economic growth?
I think part of it is in Shakespeare, the grand protagonist must be felled or challenged by a great protagonist, it can't be petty, it can't be a John Hinckley.
Flawed packs in plenty of interesting ideas but they're smothered by inelegant dialogue and a protagonist that just isn't particularly appealing.
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