Sentence examples for explosive protagonist from inspiring English sources

The second loudest mouthpiece on ABC's Roseanne (inferior only to the explosive protagonist herself), the Conners's middle child personified Gen X cool.

In Nixon and Frost, he found two explosive, contradictory protagonists, both on the decline, both looking for a way to redeem their names, one famously repressed and the other famously indulgent.

Some original fans of Jane Eyre might be unhappy to discover that the female protagonist has "explosive sex with Mr Rochester" in the publisher's erotic edition.

The gendering of book covers runs parallel to the explosive issue of ethnic minority protagonists being replaced with white characters on book covers.

He argued that screenwriter Mark Boal, who had spent time embedded with Sarver's Explosive Ordnance Disposal unit in Iraq, had written Jeremy Renner's protagonist around Sarver's own life, which had led to ridicule from his fellow servicemen.

The programme carries an interview between Frost and a psychiatrist in which the psychiatrist discourses learnedly on autism, while Frost claims that as a boy he himself had much in common with the story's protagonist, even if his interest in home-made explosives didn't stretch to torturing animals and killing people.

One issue shows a Civil Protection briefing for attempting to capture the comic's protagonist Gordon Peeman, in which officers are instructed to cluster around explosive barrels, seek cover on unstable structures and rappel down from bridges in front of fast moving vehicles.

Last month Blomkamp released extensive concept art of Weaver as Ellen Ripley, the lead protagonist in four Alien movies between 1979 and 1997, with the predictable explosive online reaction from fans of the space saga.

With only a short time left on their posting, our protagonists hear that three Danish comrades, stationed at another fort, have been killed by an improvised explosive device.

And explosive.

— explosive results.