Sentence examples for interesting protagonists from inspiring English sources

Our reviewers particularly liked Green's characters: "Nathan is one of the most interesting protagonists I've ever read.

"I put him on when I go into the studio and hang him up on the hook when I leave," he said, giving the impression that he was never wholly satisfied with a lifelong career as one of the less interesting protagonists in a radio soap.

Arguably, the gift of an interesting protagonist allows its author to be somewhat reticent about the aspects that other musicians would have to go large on.

"What these books have in common is an interesting protagonist, who is female, who has a difficult dilemma to work out, and who is also quite relatable.

Players and reviewers appreciated the interesting protagonist, the atmospheric setting and the witty script – but it failed to sell in large numbers.

But she at least keeps your attention, which is more than can be said for Anthony Neilson's "Realism," a day in the head of a slacker, Stuart (a vacant Mr. Plunkett), the least interesting protagonist to come along since Lassie.

In abrasive FBI agent Francis York Morgan, it had the year's most interesting protagonist, plus a host of memorable moments that more than compensated for its graphical shortcomings.

But much of it is rather dull stuff; he's not an interesting protagonist except when he's narrating an action, as in the story of his entering the home of a family he doesn't know and taking a bath.

Destructoid's Carter thought that Delsin was a more interesting protagonist than "wooden" Cole, which helped his investment into the story.

A more interesting protagonist would be a bit like Clinton himself well-intentioned, beset by dishimself well-intentionedpolitical opponents, besetlso with a fatal flaw that drags him down.

Several actresses have recently spoken out about unequal treatment and an increasing number of films are being made with complicated, interesting female protagonists at the helm.