Sentence examples for protagonist considers from inspiring English sources

François, the novel's protagonist, considers Huysmans his B.F.F.

Tessa Hadley's previous novel, The London Train, featured a scene in which the male protagonist considers the stack of reading material on his wife's side of the bed: "Novels which seemed to him pretty interchangeable – what people called 'women's fiction'".

The Conqueror, published in 1987, told the story of Sultan Mehmet's 1483 conquest of Constantinople from the perspective of the invader, while 1999's Turbans in Venice opens up a dialogue between east and west as a Turkish protagonist considers the art of the Italian Renaissance.

Even most protagonists consider it an unwarranted consequence that the notion, if true, involves the idea that the future is able to change the past.

When deciding on names for her protagonist, LeGrow considered Molly, Charlotte, Moira, Sally, and Diana before choosing Dinah —a reference to the pet cat of the protagonist of Lewis Carroll's novel Alice in Wonderland; the 1984 comedy film Johnny Dangerously inspired her last name, Wherever.

In 2009, the company is going through reorganization, and the protagonist is considering how well the existing structure of SK Telecom's CSR efforts supports its strategy.

In 1960, more women than ever were marrying, and at younger ages; it's possible that Fitzhugh and Lee, whose protagonists are considered by biographers and scholars to be their alter egos, were registering their protest against the ubiquity of marriage and subtly agitating for female independence.

Driven by the performance of one protagonist, they were considered "actors' vehicles".

The player controls [[Zero (Drakengard), the main protagonist and antihero, considered a traitor by the Intoners and their followers because of her mission to kill them.

One hint of mischief is that the Saddam-like protagonist of the novel apparently considers the virtues of democracy.

He considers Bigger Thomas, the protagonist of Richard Wright's "Native Son," an atavistic rebel in the Stagolee tradition.