Sentence examples for protagonist studies from inspiring English sources

When the narrator breaks in at the end, it's clear that, like the pictures that the protagonist studies, the story is a moment of suspended animation: the characters are helplessly unable to parse their history or anticipate the future.

The female protagonist, Yelena, studies all kinds of things, including magic at a school for magicians!

Scientist heroes are already unusual in Hollywood, but a space-deserted protagonist who studies plants as a profession is something extraordinary.

"If you get onto the Forbes list, you'll be dead meat in no time," his protagonist predicts.A new study provides a more methodological look at the same issue and comes in more measured language to a similar conclusion.

It was a colossal undertaking and Karloyi spent several years studying his protagonist.

In White Noise, the protagonist, Jack, who teaches Hitler studies, riffs hilariously on death and mass murder.

(Farrar, Straus & Giroux, $24.) A novel with the nerve to use war as a metaphor for the travails of love; its protagonist, a graduate in war studies, has fled Canada after two men fought a duel over her.

According to Santagata, she would have been perfectly placed to write the story of Elena Greco, the novel's protagonist who leaves Naples to study in Pisa.

"Terri," a character study and unlikely buddy movie named for its outsize protagonist, tackles the evergreen subject of adolescent alienation.

This time, even Judy Mikovits, the chief author of the 2009 study and the main protagonist in the twisted scientific saga, agrees.

These tight stories remind us both in scope and in the protagonists' socioeconomic background of Freud's case studies.