Sentence examples for one protagonist of from inspiring English sources
One protagonist of Murakami's new novel, "1Q84," is tormented by his first memory to such an extent that he makes a point of asking everyone he meets about their own.
It offered a highly partial view of historical events, as seen through the eyes of one protagonist.
In White Gold, as in the earlier books, Milton focuses his historical disquisitions through the extraordinary story of one protagonist.
"It doesn't take most people long to twig that [Merlin is] a psychopath," writes Knight of one protagonist.
Sinclair's organisation of material is adept, with adjacent fragments, essays and transcripts playing off and enriching one another: the protagonist of one memoir becomes the author of the next; a scene described in the 19th century is re-encountered in the 20th.
A distorted vocal repeatedly intones "on me" until one suspects the protagonist of paranoid self-obsession.
Memorably, the fourth episode, "Hampton's Water Magic," centers around one of protagonist Kaz Kaan's (Smith) male friends (The Kid Mero) falling into a magic swimming pool and being transformed into a woman.
Cameron behaves as if he were the embattled protagonist of one of his own films — an ordinary Joe beaten on the anvil of extraordinary trials.
The protagonist of one of Manea's most beautifully mooded stories, "The Turning Point," is a man whose only vivid experience is an infatuation with the sea.
The best thing in Neku's life is something he can't see: he is the protagonist of one of the best role-playing games ever made.
The grandfather bore a marked resemblance to Colonel Buendía, the protagonist of "One Hundred Years of Solitude," and the book's mythical village of Macondo draws heavily on Aracataca.
