Sentence examples for that protagonists from inspiring English sources

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

Their vision of the future is often determined or over-influenced by the assumption that protagonists will act in their own best interests.

He also detects the self-perpetuating dynamic of small-town scandal, the whiff of excitement that attends such trauma, the quasi-theatrical positions that protagonists take up almost unknowingly.

Baby Bear's sex is never mentioned, so parents who are weary of challenging the general assumption that protagonists in picture books are boys by default will be grateful to the McMullans for quietly helping them out.

I also talk about the idea of a divided protagonist, that protagonists come to life because they are conflicted, such as Julian in Flannery O'Connor's "Everything That Rises Must Converge," who can never speak of the old family mansion (or the Old South) without contempt nor think of it without longing.

The default assumption in pulp entertainment remains that protagonists will look a certain way.

"Myth always has some fact in it," Galgut says early on, hinting that protagonist and author may share more than a name.

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.

"Gossip" confirmed the fact that protagonist Pam was pregnant, which was strongly hinted in the fifth season finale, "Company Picnic".

One that protagonist Rhys (and, later, one of the main antagonists) can't help but remark on.

So was the notion that his protagonists were representatives of the modern condition.