Sentence examples for famous protagonist from inspiring English sources

He sits in the dark endlessly waiting for the phone to ring, like Dorothy Parker's most famous protagonist.

But now author J K Rowling has said that her famous protagonist ought to have ended up with Hermione instead.

Traynor said tourists would be descending on Dublin to follow in the footsteps of Joyce's most famous protagonist.

(Although there is no explanation why he might have given his only son a name so close to that of the playwright's most famous protagonist).

The CW Network recently began airing "The Carrie Diaries," which is adapted from Bushnell's novel about a young Carrie Bradshaw, her famous protagonist, growing up in Connecticut and defecting to New York, which Bushnell also happened to do.

Sanderson, who has demonstrated a lack of pop culture familiarity in the show, was unfamiliar with a reference Tom made to the 1988 police action film Die Hard and its famous protagonist, John McClane.

For Jesse and Celine, his two most famous protagonists, who met in 1995, reunited in 2004, and now, another nine years later in Before Midnight, find themselves married with twins, love is an entirely different beast.

Perhaps he is more comfortable as the anti-hero, notwithstanding his constant comparisons of himself to some of the most famous protagonists in history.

She was also listed on GameDaily's list of "hottest" blondes in video games, described as both one of Nintendo's most famous protagonists as well as a "curvaceous, drop-dead-gorgeous woman," and used to illustrate the "smart and sexy heroine" archetype on the list of top video game archetypes.

"We do not think that we will be able to create the analogue of Funes, that famous fictional protagonist of Jorge Luis Borges who remembered forever every detail he ever encountered".

So, despite being one of the most famous bookish protagonists, Hermione Granger didn't make the cut.