Sentence examples for create a protagonist from inspiring English sources

In her journal that year, she recalled having long wanted to create a protagonist whose independence of mind provoked others to brand them an "Ideot".

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If you consider what Du Maurier decides to throw into this extraordinarily tough, hard-fisted piece of fiction, it's unsurprising that she must create a protagonist of towering strength to handle it all.

He grew up in the age of literary naturalism and was riven by naturalism's notorious problem: if we are all mere products of biological destiny and social conditioning, how does one create a protagonist who has the freedom to drive a full-length novel?

My solution was to create a protagonist who becomes Sun Tzu's protégé and keeps a diary that documents what he hears Sun Tzu say.

Despite having never played American football, Inagaki chose this theme after deciding that he wanted to create "a protagonist that was wimpy at the beginning, yet could perform outstandingly in a sports game", and with this premise in mind he decided that American football would be "a very suitable material".

In Remington, Wells creates a protagonist who follows Machiavellian rules of behaviour and denounces those who do likewise.

He has created a protagonist who borrows much of this biography, even much of the name.

Mr. Smith crisply creates a protagonist who provokes unresolved ambivalence — in the reader as well as in other characters.

In "The Armies of the Night," Mailer created a protagonist called "Mailer" who embodied the contradictions of the moment.

"I deliberately created a protagonist who has a lot of support networks and resources that I don't have," she said.