Sentence examples for dynamic protagonist from inspiring English sources

But once we define the hero, simply, as the purposeful and dynamic protagonist who carries the story – someone who exhibits certain patterns of behaviour or characteristics – then there's no reason the hero can't be a woman.

Ancient sources mention Cleon, a rising and dynamic protagonist of the Athenian political scene during the war, as the public prosecutor in Pericles' trial.

The fantasy-laden plot and roles not withstanding, the film features realistic, strong-minded Asian characters, and it turned the white-guy-protagonist dynamic upside down.

When she has to break bad news, her "stride had the resolve of a train wreck in the making": a dynamic, incisive and unforgettable protagonist.

Rather than sinking the film, this actually lends the second half a new dynamic: it renders the protagonist almost as compromised as the brutish local cops.

I loved the book as an adolescent and I'm fascinated by the dynamic between the two main protagonists.

However, these technical limitations are used to advantage so as to communicate a sense of urgent and dynamic reality to both the protagonists and to the film event.

Nojima has expressed that the dynamic of players' relationships with the protagonist is important to him.

Such unexpected events should not happen to a protagonist: two decades of dynamic service working across party lines, the lone public servant in the realm to vote against the Patriot Act -- axed by a twit that looked feeble and outmatched in every debate.

The no-fly zone, if you could in place one and you are willing to take the risk of doing it?" WILL: It seems that you're absolutely right that there's an illusion here that a superpower can tiptoe on little cat's feet into a sectarian civil war and not change the dynamic fundamentally and not become a chief protagonist.

The chorus of young women were absolutely in control of the protagonists (a reversal of the usual power dynamic in Greek drama).