Sentence examples for has its protagonists from inspiring English sources

A popular version is introduced in the Matrix-trilogy, which has its protagonists living their lives in an unrecognized computer simulation while in fact, they are lying in pods.

The people even gave the rainbow coalition, for which I had hopes, a chance of forming had its protagonists had any energy.

"Galileo," at least, had its protagonist's persecution by the church to deal with, and Mr. Glass wisely included an Inquisition scene.

More recently Adam Thorpe's 1998 novel, Pieces of Light, has its child protagonist, Hugh, setting out to remember where a precious fetish is kept: "It was next to a white tree with a wiggly branch and I put that into my head".

Pixar has its first female protagonist coming up in Brave, and Disney has come up trumps with the unexpectedly wonderful Tangled.

Set partly in Camden Town, London, the book has as its protagonist Cayce Pollard, a marketing consultant who has a literal allergy to brands and logos.

Sorrow is a song of heartbreak and rejection, a tale of how sadness has trailed its protagonist throughout his life and now, in romantic disappointment, has come to consume him completely.

But this kind of zoom-lens approach can have its drawbacks: when the protagonist who makes sense of all the details falters, the narrative stumbles too.

Most closely, it mirrors "Ruby," on the Style Network, which has followed its protagonist through four seasons of the ups and downs of weight loss, with side helpings of romantic and personal drama.

has as its protagonist the incredibly foul-mouthed, misanthropic and genuinely shocking Raymond Gunt.

Jagua Nana (1961), Ekwensi's most successful novel, has as its protagonist Jagua, a charming, colourful, and impressive prostitute.