Sentence examples for every protagonist from inspiring English sources

Every protagonist here has his or her own secret or battle.

Like almost every protagonist in a Yates novel, Emily yearns for love, success, escape.

The common thread here quickly becomes apparent: almost every protagonist is a would-be botanist or entomologist or geologist.

Every protagonist needs an antagonist, ideally one with a plan who can, unlike a hissing vampire king-thing, articulate it.

They turn every protagonist into a detective: cops and doctors and journalists alike, digging for the truth, whatever the risk!

It gives a blow-by-blow, memo-by-memo account of the deliberations, based on copious interviews with virtually every protagonist in the drama, including Mr Obama himself.

For every heroic protagonist -- like Alan Shepard in "The Right Stuff" -- there is a disturbing, eccentric turn, like his glad-handing drug dealer in last year's "Training Day".

The 38th parallel torments the conscience of every fictional protagonist created after 1950, for it is a symbol not only of Korea's trials but also of the division of humankind and of the protagonist's alienation from himself and his world.

We may not be able to find a cure for cancer, but every game protagonist is immortal and respawns in a convenient place.

"Birdman" encapsulates almost every classic male protagonist from Icarus through Faust, Charles Foster Kane, Willy Loman, Stanley Kowalski, Jake Gittes, Tony Montana... every man's dire quest to ultimately to be heard, be appreciated, and to be not just admired but loved.

Every problem your protagonist faced is neatly tied of and you're only on chapter three.