Examples of using Protagonists in English and their translations into Hebrew
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DO protagonists need to change?
Let's look at the protagonists.
Three protagonists, did I say?
At least for the protagonists.
I want my protagonists to be fighters.
People also translate
Not only they were protagonists.
Protagonists of a society aware of its own superficiality.
What were the protagonists wearing?
I did not really like these two protagonists.
Apart from the protagonists, the secondary characters were also great.
In this novel, we have two protagonists.
Protagonists are natural-born leaders, full of passion and charisma.
I didn't know the protagonists before.
How many of them do you think actually have female protagonists?
The story is told from the viewpoints of two protagonists.
The protagonists of this story are a young woman, Rose Mapendo, and her children.
I'm not sure I can keep up with eleven protagonists.
Other protagonists, such as Noble Six from Halo: Reach are also introduced in the series.
Our mission is to develop students as protagonists in a world without frontiers.
Despite yourself, you fall in love with these enfants terrible, his protagonists….
Pacifist protagonists and political discussions were considered"box office poison".
While they are always looking for the next kick,a love is slowly evolving between the protagonists.
Carefully controlling the game protagonists drive a car to shuttle passengers to the designated location.
Antagonists, protagonists, good guys bad guys, there was no intention of a subversive political message.
French writers like Racine, Corneille, and Molière included high-born protagonists but helped popularize the tragicomedy, in which tragedies ended with a happy outcome.
Lovecraft's protagonists- often researchers, anthropologists, or antiquarians- stumble onto hints of their existence.
Scott and Amundsen were clearly early protagonists, and from there on it degenerated into absurd quests.
As the title suggests, the protagonists of these photographs are always women- heroic, powerful, and fiercely feminine.
Scenes of rabbits falling to the shots of the protagonists are almost obsessively repetitive in a perfect black and white.