protagonist造句

The book’s protagonist, Mark Wallace, is an energy analyst.

Another is that of a protagonist as a vigilante hero.

The plot defines the sequence of events that lead the protagonist to her objective.

The story's protagonist, William, is an industrious youth with a great imagination.

In fact, the protagonist of Medal of Honor never talks at all.

Before Aeschylus, plays consisted of one protagonist and were narrated by the chorus.

He is as richly drawn a protagonist as I've seen on stage in a long time.

Mr Pierre’s anti-hero shares much with his previous protagonist, Vernon, and could be an image of his former self.

Mr Eastwood's camera bores straight into his characters' souls, discovering the sweetness hidden inside his monstrous protagonist.

The protagonist of this story is a classical representative of middle class. She has no any background, but well-educated.

In the book, the protagonist passes his days worrying about his colleagues' files spilling onto his desk rather than trying to impress bosses.

Modern shooters bring with them particular conventions, one of which is a silent protagonist who remains a mystery to the player.

His protagonist, Omar Yussef, is almost an anti-hero: a creaky ex-alcoholic schoolteacher with painful joints and faltering moral courage.

So the vampire genre, Lodge says "allows the protagonist to be both the author of her own destiny and the victim of forces beyond her control."

But the death of a child is a much rarer occasion in fiction, and very, very rare at the hands of the fiction's main protagonist, which in a game, is you.

“This not something to be proud of, ” said Wu Yong, who traces his lineage back to Wu Tianxing, a 16th-century salt merchant whom Pan believes was the model for the novel’s debauched protagonist.

Therefore, don’t laugh at those students who are vulgarian, because they may be the protagonist in your future reunion, and the example your MM set up for you to follow.

The song's protagonist describes having a "vision of love" and of being eternally grateful not to a lover, but to God; the lyrics are also related to the realisation of Carey's dreams as a singer.