Sentence examples for memorable protagonist from inspiring English sources

Despite the caricatures and the indulgence of ventriloquism, Amis has produced a memorable novel and a memorable protagonist.

It also introduced a memorable protagonist: Nikolai Hoffner, a detective inspector for Berlin's criminal investigations unit, or Kriminalpolizei.

"The guilt, the fears – the terror bred into my bones!" Framed as a monologue to his psychoanalyst, this is guilt unzipped, with a memorable protagonist who is still outrageous today.

As he wrote "Top Five," Rock realized that he didn't have to create an entirely new persona: he could become a memorable protagonist by rewriting his own life, following the example of Woody Allen, his hero, and also of Louis C.K., the comedian who plays a comedian in his acclaimed anti-sitcom, "Louie".

With a spectacular environment, a thrilling story, and a memorable protagonist, this reboot of the Tomb Raider franchise is a resounding success.

"Full of surprises both cultural and emotional, and narrated in the strong voice of a memorable protagonist, this is a tale of integrity, identity, family, love, and sacrifice that is sure to satisfy.

Dahl's most memorable protagonists — Charlie, James, Matilda — are timid characters who nevertheless succeed.

From the very first paragraph, featuring Rushdie's memorable protagonists, Gibreel Farishta (partly modelled on the Bollywood superstar Amitabh Bachchan) and Saladin Chamcha, it was apparent that the novel possessed the same astounding electricity and storytelling power that had invested his two great subcontinental novels, Midnight's Children and Shame.

When I began writing my last novel — about a young woman playing trumpet in the male-dominated world of jazz — I wondered whether I, a man, could create an authentic and memorable female protagonist.

Pabst's films are marked by social and political concerns, deep psychological insight, memorable female protagonists, and human conflicts with culture and society.

They come to life in their own way, offering personality and plot potential, being as memorable as the protagonists that walk their streets.