Sentence examples for genuine protagonist from inspiring English sources
In the last third of the film, Moore gets hold of a genuine protagonist, and he has the good sense to stay out of her way.
(Mr. Hammerschmidt is the true protagonist here).
There are fine exceptions, of course, books whose pieces are linked not by mere repetition of the protagonist but by genuine artfulness and imaginative necessity: Joan Silber's splendid new "Ideas of Heaven," for example, in which the smallest wisp of one story will, in the next, sometimes blaze to full, unexpected life.
And the film's hero, played by the teenage British Indian actor Dev Patel with a look that combines intensity and expressiveness and yet seems utterly genuine, is as sincere a protagonist as you could hope to find.
Oswaldo (the sexy and genuine Victor Almanzar), one of the male protagonists in Guirgis's new play, "Between Riverside and Crazy" (an Atlantic Theatre Company production, at the Linda Gross), doesn't have a girlfriend, but he does have language.
Literature has given us many unsympathetic protagonists yet relatively few genuine monsters: "Lolita's" Humbert Humbert, Shakespeare's Richard III and "American Psycho's" Patrick Bateman come to mind.
A true redemption story requires a protagonist's reputation to be diminished and restored and usually involves atonement for a genuine offence.
The score suggests both deep empathy with the characters and a sense of genuine heroism pushed to its limits, all of which Jones denies his protagonists.
I'm not talking about an anti-hero a protanti-hero a does bad things, but for whom viewers find themselves rooting anyway—but a genuine villain.
Anyway, Harrison's protagonist.
