But then, perhaps that is only a bit of audience projection.
In its view of a world in which race no longer exists as a problem, but in which African-American cultural styles continue to flourish, the movie no doubt indulges in a bit of utopian projection, as comedies often do.
At the time, I might have written it off as characteristic of his bloody-mindedness – a bit of brand projection, even, to show how unbiddable Williams was by corporate comedy.
It was an awkward bit of projection, a strange way of saying that he, Putin, misses his throne.
Jacobson's belief that Shakespeare didn't like his own heroine reads like bit of projection; "Venice" can be read a number of ways, of course, but Shakespeare's ability to evince sympathy for each side is what allows for this.
Which should serve as a bit of a warning about the nature of projections.
Aside from some projections and a bit of staging, it doesn't feel all that different from headlining sets being performed at comedy clubs every night.
Using the tools of music hall, classic British pantomime and story-theater — plus a bit of trompe l'oeil technology, via film projections — this production lets its audiences see a familiar movie with virgin eyes and, yes, fall in love with it all over again.
A bit of source code here, some revenue projections there, tie it in a bow, and hand it off to someone who could use that information.
Though Mr. Modi has gained quite a bit of weight in the past five years or so, the projection showed a slimmer man.
