Sentence examples similar to middle class protagonists from inspiring English sources
Sentimental comedy, a dramatic genre of the 18th century, denoting plays in which middle-class protagonists triumphantly overcome a series of moral trials.
It is a theme that runs through black popular culture, from hip-hop to the growing number of films with black middle-class protagonists.
The longest piece, "A Love Child," is a sprawl at the start, telling of the school days and army training of James, its middle-class protagonist.
He was more than just Lady Mary's love interest and the heir to Downton Abbey; as the middle-class protagonist new to the aristocratic lifestyle, he was also an important proxy for the modern-day audience.
The primary protagonists are middle class and can be either male or female.
Ben Dolnick's first two novels, "Zoology" and "You Know Who You Are," were intelligent, amiable books, about the coming-of-age of middle-class male protagonists.
The story was one I can never read enough of but of which there are still too few: a humorous coming-of-age narrative with (middle-class) black protagonists.
Like many of Hadley's characters, Stella, the protagonist of her new novel, comes from Britain's striving, fragile lower middle class.
But one colorless protagonist deserves special mention for making the world what it was this year: the global middle class.
