protagonist的示例

• All good protagonists require a formidable foe, and the foe of modern portfolio theory is behavioral finance.

• Her protagonists resemble silhouettes or marionettes, who present angular and impenetrable exteriors.

• Although he was not a wholly sympathetic or endearing character in the manner of most traditional heroes or protagonists, he did invite some reader identification.

• Exacerbating this position, many of the drama's protagonists understand themselves as profoundly isolated by their exceptional situations (whether ennobled or degraded) and attendant emotions.

• The brothers' attitudes toward institutions could be quite instrumental, a point vindicated by the institutional track record of the two protagonists.

• In the instructions given to the child the two protagonists of the films were first introduced.

• The use of colorful language and superfluous details is further illustrated by the journalist's excessive description of the protagonist's appearance.

• Unlike serious opera, comic opera was supposed morally to instruct its audience by lampooning or making ridiculous the vices of its protagonists.

• By means of this fake homage, the festival re-enacted the sixteenth-century conquest and switched the roles of the protagonists by way of theatrical compensation.

• The ostensible relationship of present to past is generally one of rejection as these female protagonists attempt to define for themselves a new identity.

• The principal protagonists were the students and the agitation was limited to the western side of the city.

• The coding was carried out separately for the two main protagonists, the boy and the dog.

• However, in this segment a variety of additional characters also appear who actively interact with one or other of the two main protagonists.

• Indeed, in the data at hand (see below), the protagonists have openended identities and unfinalized territorial belongings.

• Are we to suppose that they represent respectively the protagonist's ego and alter-ego?