Sentence examples similar to fragile protagonist from inspiring English sources
They often function as the alter egos of her fragile, insecure protagonists, representing the boldness and the freedom that they can never achieve.
Many of the protagonists in "Fragile Things" are themselves inveterate storytellers.
His errant protagonists move, in their fragile suburban simulacra of paradise, from one island of momentary happiness to the imperilled next.
They are fragile (though, possessing health bars, are somewhat tougher than the protagonists of the originals), but increase in status and power should they survive; the player is provided with a replacement squad should all his platoon die.
Like many of Hadley's characters, Stella, the protagonist of her new novel, comes from Britain's striving, fragile lower middle class.
But I'm quite sure that most men's sense of their own masculinity isn't so fragile that it can't survive a single movie in which a male protagonist is overshadowed and outperformed by a woman.
In this story, as in her other work, the young protagonists project both the plucky curiosity of Nancy Drew and the fragile innocence of a sleeping Snow White.
"This [the portrayal of the protagonist, Ethel] is undoubtedly one of the most beautiful portraits Le Clézio has ever written, flickering, fragile, never closed in on itself, never frozen in marble or gripped in the vice of oppressive psychological certitudes.
Anyway, Harrison's protagonist.
