Sentence examples for from protagonist to from inspiring English sources

One story has a narrative that meanders from protagonist to protagonist and a climax that feels almost peevishly withheld; it lacks not only a single-entendre principle but a stable point of view.

"The main characters in Grimes, Elektra and Salomé slowly transform from protagonist to antagonist…In all these noir narratives, the seeds are carefully planted in advance, and when they are strategically harvested, the fruits go far beyond our expectation".

This is a threat from one character to another -- usually from protagonist to antagonist.

She hands off the narrative from one protagonist to another in a wild relay race that will end with the same characters with which it begins while dispensing with them for years at a time.

If the player chooses to fulfill the promise, gameplay at first appears to continue normally, aside from several ominous dream sequences until the in-game date is September 2. The player's perspective then switches from the protagonist to the protagonist's best friend, and the events of the scenario begin regardless of any other choices made by the player up to that point.

Part of the reason Benedict XVI was elected Pope was his determination to "re-evangelise" those areas of the world – particularly in Europe and North America – where religion has gone from being the protagonist to a cameo.

At this point, let Climate Change, the movie, zoom out from following our protagonist to pan the amazing October 24th visual spectacle of groups of all sizes around the world pushing the number 350 -- spelling it out (and into our consciousness) with their bodies for overhead photographs, holding signs in tribal villages, schoolyards, and urban plazas, everywhere from Madagascar to Slovakia.

Everything about this book, from its pint-sized protagonist to its fluffy-jumpered warriors, should be a sure-fire winner for adult and child alike.

Lyrically, "Could've Been You" is a message from the song's protagonist to his or her ex.

(The producers' argument: Learn from the mistakes of our protagonist to resist the seductive ways of that dark, handsome stranger).

The development team explained that their previous game, Vagrant Story, which featured a "strong man in his prime" as the protagonist had been unsuccessful and unpopular; the change regarding Final Fantasy XII from a "big and tough" protagonist to a more effeminate one was thus decided after targeting demographics were considered.