用Roark造句子，“Roark”造句

Roark, knowing that theproject is under Toohey's control, and that a plan under his own name wouldnever be accepted, agrees, on the condition that his plan be Built precisely asdesigned.

While Roark toils in obscurity, Keating rises through the ranks of theprestigious New York firm Francon &Heyer.

She always denied that her protagonists were modeled on any actual people, and in particular was adamant that Roark was not a fictionalized Frank Lloyd Wright.

She resolves to purge herself of the capacity to appreciate heroic achievement-and to destroy Roark, who is a constant reminder of the individualism society cannot tolerate.

But Francon, unsure she is prepared for a serious romantic affair with Roark, pulls back.

When Toohey has some frivolous ornamentation added at the last moment, spoiling the integrity of the building, Roark dynamites it, with help from Dominique.

From its memorable opening line, Rand's prose camera pans out to reveal Howard Roark, a young student of architecture, poised nude on a cliff's edge and preparing to dive into the lake below.