Sentence examples similar to Projects an affable image from inspiring English sources
Ralston, who projects an affable, workaday vibe behind the desk, combines intellectual mettle and a hyper-awareness of the political landscape, to produce a show that challenges politicians of all stripes.
He projected an affable disdain for most of the younger politicians who vied for his job (and an unaffable contempt for Benjamin Netanyahu, who now has it).
Democrats, frustrated by both Mr. Bush's affable image and the small target offered by his slim resume in public life, claim to be ecstatic about gaining Mr. Cheney as a fatter target.
It projects a negative image, for both girls and boys".
"The laser beam projects a powerful image of New Zealand.
Even as Mr. James projected a public image as Newark's affable cheerleader, those who have worked with and battled the mayor have long described a more rough-hewn side.
Cristina Kirchner projects a protective, motherly image.
Short and chatty, she frequently projects a warm, grandmotherly image.
Airbnb projects a really friendly image.
Mr Clegg gets this, by deciding to have the image of not projecting an image".
