Sentence examples for of that protagonist from inspiring English sources

But, as in this book, it also means there is automatically tension because of the dual role of that protagonist as investigator and, often, potential victim.

In both "Losing Ground" and "Killer of Sheep," it is relationships outside of marriage that protagonists rely on the most.

For several years now, a stock character has been turning up in shows of all sorts: the superhacker, a person the protagonist can call to work some keyboard wizardry that gets that protagonist out of a jam.

The result is a musical that marches from plot point to plot point, stopping now and then for moralizing speeches, with a weary tread that matches that of the protagonist, the minister Stephen Kumalo Mr. Cooperr).

The primary relationship in the book is that of the protagonist to us, and yet Hardwick constructs the book so that Elizabeth nevertheless remains at a distance, her irony intact.

Norwegian by Night has all the ingredients of a top-notch thriller, but it's the superb characterisation of the protagonist that fuels true suspense.

(In this, his story echoes that of the protagonist of Yasmina Khadra's novel "Ce Que le Jour Doit à la Nuit," which inspired the title of Koubi's piece).

Like most lives, that of the protagonist remains both historically and morally ambiguous up to the end.

It wasn't just the complexity of the protagonist that intrigued Lust, but also the way cinematic artistry enhanced the sense of passion.

(The reason for the choice of the name "Ada Harris" is unclear; whether it was a coincidence or by deliberate choice, the name is also that of the protagonist of author Paul Gallico's Mrs. 'Arris novels).

It seems like the kind of can that a protagonist in a Springsteen song would crush under his boot.