“The protagonist in this tale also meets beggars and, like the previous heroine, she chooses to share her own meager possessions with them.”

“He's a strenuous protagonist of the new agricultural policy.”

“With a nod to the Faces, the Stones, James Brown and other legendary wailers, Foreman is a wiggly protagonist of modern day hot.”

“The principles that guide this process are the protagonism of children and adolescents, respect for rights, and a critical evaluation of work.”

“Is one to conclude that child protagonism should not be taken seriously, or that it is something to be afraid of?”

“In terms of the activities of these last two, cooperation among the member SAIs of both again take on a significant protagonism.”

“The scene is set at a kitschy Havana nightclub where the protagonists drift off with different partners.”

“Without being particularly inventive, it is still a passable excuse for the protagonists to go places, draw swords and engage in smart wordplay.”

“Given the nature of the protagonists, it was hard to believe the tales of a torrid, adulterous affair were true.”