Sentence examples for makes its protagonist from inspiring English sources

The structure makes its protagonist prepared.

Streaking the funny with the tragic, "Don't Think Twice" has a kind of loose rhythm that makes its protagonists feel less like characters than your complicated friends.

Although it resembles the lairy Brit-geezer crime yarn of recent infamy, Hyena is a cut above the dross of the genre: crucially, it doesn't attempt to make its protagonist look flash or fashionable in any way, nor succumb to bouts of leather-jacketed machismo.

(In Italy, the book will become a television series, making its protagonist, Guido Guerrieri, a Continental Perry Mason).

The 1939 film "The Wizard of Oz" made its protagonist a central figure in our mythology.

Wim Trompert, the director, and his set designer, Leslie Frankish, create an Expressionist world of red-lighted smokestacks and Otto Dix-ian grotesqueries that tends to overcaricature the protagonists but makes its point.

Even before "The Social Network" was released, The New Yorker broke the news that Mark Zuckerberg (the real one, not the one played by Jesse Eisenberg) has had a steady girlfriend for most of the period covered in the film, a detail omitted from the movie, which makes much of its protagonist's inability to sustain relationships, or even conversations, with women.

He described Noah to The Telegraph as "the least biblical biblical film ever made", and sees its protagonist (played by Russell Crowe) as the "first environmentalist".

This makes it difficult to find a protagonist who will push indoor environmental quality up the political agenda.

Mr. Wise creates the framework for a potentially fascinating show but doesn't fill it in with the necessary psychology or personality to make his protagonist vivid.

But this novel, like so many of its great literary predecessors, forces us to question traditional morality and makes us complicit in its protagonist's misdeeds.