Sentence examples for in their protagonists from inspiring English sources

They have a sick synchronicity, revealing an irrefutable pattern of behavior in their protagonists.

The better superhero performances explore the tensions inherent in their protagonists' double lives.

The best also reveal in their protagonists an acute sense of human fallibility and self-doubt.

Film-makers usually instil interest in their protagonists by giving them backstories and meaningful dialogue, thereby creating characters who can be engaged in drama.

A tentativeness in form and subject matter pervades the novels published during the 1940s and '50s and is reflected in their protagonists, most of whom are sensitive, restless children or artists.

It is very interesting to read The Awakening along with James, Wharton, and the other novelists of the turn of the 20th century, because they all had the same thing on their minds, but James and Wharton weren't straightforward about the sexuality implicit in their protagonists' dilemmas.

The stories may or may not be but there is a healthy dose of themselves in their protagonist.

Although Wieland's novels were forerunners of the bildungsroman, they missed the temper of the time in Germany by placing their protagonists in a fictitious Spain or ancient Greece rather than in 18th-century Germany.

But partly due to the style of their directors, partly to the contrast in temperament of their protagonists, they are very different films.

Another montage, of all the beloved shows that ended in the past year, indicated the wildly imaginative array of deaths that TV writers have in store for their protagonists, from stabbing by wooden stake to crushing by airborne piano.

Figlerowicz points out that these poets and novelists often place their protagonists in domestic spaces such as bedrooms, living rooms, and basements in which their cognitive dependence on other characters inhabiting these spaces becomes clear.