Sentence examples for projected protagonist from inspiring English sources

"To me, what he did was he composed something," Muhly says of his projected protagonist.

As an actor fussed over the exact shape of his eyebrows and asked for a few strands to be removed, I wondered why historians don't worry more about the appearances their protagonists projected.

But Mr. Stetson came up with the eagle bathed in red light that is projected behind the protagonists in the video, which he said symbolized the song's true meaning.

Even when the protagonists' faces are projected on a giant television screen, they remain distant figures, remote from either sympathy or horror.

Furman describes his project's protagonist as a "Western hikikomori," a socially withdrawn designer who spent his time 3D-printing objects and essentially living his life online.

There wasn't much in the way of plot, but the show did have a protagonist: a red cartoon fish, projected onto the walls of the dome.

The protagonists themselves frequently risk losing track of what is real and what is projected by their own subconscious minds.

Conrad — onto whom Byron projected the qualities of roaming despair and doom that were part of his own legend — here resembles the protagonist of a fun action cartoon.

We go to the movies to see ourselves and the best movies you or I have ever seen [are] where we are able to project ourselves on to the protagonist and wonder what would I do?

Middle-aged women in unhappy marriages can project their fantasies onto the protagonist, Poppy Hathaway, a gorgeous (duh) 19-year-old whose quirky intellect ostracizes her from the lamestream society around her.

By the time the script, about a man who is born old and grows younger, reached the director David Fincher around 2002, several other filmmakers had already been attached to — and detached from — the project, believing its protagonist could not be depicted convincingly.