"He was master at projecting a mood; he could certainly rally the country.
An attractive man whose acting style projected a mood of casual affability, he achieved international fame as the screen symbol of the modern European.
Winslet resists the usual battalion of nannies and housekeepers and managers and assistants ("I couldn't cope with lots of people"), and she projects a mood of happy chaos -- things always seem to be in a half jumble.
In their portrayals of Haussmannian Paris, many Impressionists projected a mood of timeless comfort and security, as if horse-drawn carriages, men in top hats and women under parasols were merely the latest travelers through an urban landscape that had always looked, well, Haussmannian.
People are people, not governments". Issam Taha, 42, the co-owner of the factory where Badi works, also projects a mood of hopefulness, as if Iraq is going to come out all right.
Keep eye contact, smile, listen, and project a positive mood (even if you're in a bad one).
The public responds to someone who projects a positive mood.
He has projected an upbeat mood, generally speaking, and has joked about his poor spelling skills and his age (67).
With their many different grays and toned-down reds, blues and greens, these new Abstract Expressionist-scale paintings project an infectious, meditative mood suitable for extended study of their balletic choreography.
It's important that you project a narrower band of moods so that you can help coach the people you're working with.
