Sentence examples for thousands of protagonists from inspiring English sources

Throughout his extensive career Mr Kapexhiu has illustrated thousands of protagonists for daily newspapers and weekly magazines.

In one sense the script – by Matthew Whittet, adapting his own play – is dense and singular, building up to and revolving around the 15th birthday party of protagonist Greta (a wonderful Bethany Whitmore, whose default expression is a semi-startled look).

She has collected tens of thousands of books featuring black female protagonists.

What's happened to the 21st-century protagonist of Shelagh Delaney's A Taste of Honey?

It's not as if he's been mauled by a bear, left for dead by his compatriots and sent traipsing through hostile country like Hugh Glass, the early-19th-century protagonist of The Revenant.

And on March 7th several of those protagonists published a manifesto for the project in Science.The purpose of BAM is to change the scale at which the brain is understood.

Odette, like so many 19th-century protagonists, wants redemption.

A Brazilian novel first published more than 40 years ago has unexpectedly become a highly sought-after read, after the Korean pop star IU was accused of sexualising the story of its five-year-old protagonist in one of her songs.

Hence, some of the protagonists of the 19th century British debate criticized the view according to which voting should be regarded as a trust rather than a right.[32] This entails, in contrast with John S. Mill's view, that ballot secrecy is not even a lesser evil.

In terms of protagonist locations, we found countries that were similar, meaning that they were protagonists of the same events.

Its title refers to hundreds of pounds of gold that its protagonists believe was buried at the base of Mount Sinai by the ancient Israelites, a story that scholars say is not found in the Bible.