Sentence examples for Project a feeling from inspiring English sources
All this helps project a feeling of momentum and critical mass, which in turn attracts more participants.
At the earliest meetings, at Bono's house in the South of France, the band members said that they wanted to project a feeling of intimacy.
I felt that this moment should be set off — should sound more expansive than the music that has led up to it — so we added extra strings and put in additional reverb to project a feeling of space.
Everything from skyscrapers to furniture to in the case of graphic design cosmetics packaging, posters, and typefaces used zigzag forms, sunbursts, and sleek geometric lines to project a feeling of a new technological era.
I felt that this moment should be set off should sound more expansive than the music that has led up to it—so we added extra strings and put in additional reverb to project a feeling of space.
In eighteen years of reporting, I've never felt as much uncertainty at the end of a project, a feeling that nobody — not the diplomats, the strategists, or the scholars who have devoted their lives to the subject — is able to describe with confidence how the other side thinks.
When she stares spectators down, as she often does, she projects a feeling of distrust, her head retracting into her elegant neck.
Mr. Murcutt, 75, said he was deeply skeptical of "utopian" projects, a feeling the British-born architect traced back to Britain's experiments with public housing in the 1950s and '60s.
Still, Mr. Ryan and his team of architects managed to create three residences that the judges liked for the way they projected a feeling of openness inside and responded to the outdoor environment and reflected it.
Sunlit pastel surfaces and night views with illuminated facades and impossible shadows projected a feeling of theatricality".
The vocoder loop of Panda Bear's vocals projects a feeling of cautious expectation the promise that this night could...might... will be perfect —while his chorus reveals an uncharacteristically raw, human side to Daft Punk's robotics.
