Sentence examples for a false projection from inspiring English sources

For Yashin, Kadyrov shows the Putin system to be hollow, a false projection of strength that masks something much more dangerous.

Singing in falsetto is, by definition, a kind of false projection into the world.

He was repelled by what he saw as Falwell's false projection of virtue.

Claim A: false.

"It was a poorly designed fiscal premise, entirely based upon false projections, that was incompetently administered to the public, which was told of rosy and fantastical promises that at the end of the day generated a $400 million deficit".

Calling E-ZPass "a classic example of how the previous administration operated government," he said, "It was a poorly designed fiscal premise, entirely based upon false projections, that was incompetently administered to the public who was told of rosy and fantastical promises that at the end of the day generated a $400 million deficit".

False projections.

Deputy Mayor Dennis M. Walcott said that reports of conflict between Mr. Bloomberg and Ms. Lam were "false projections".

The authors said they wanted to reduce the chance that "society may be lulled into a false sense of security by smooth projections of global change".

But when projections are off, can meteorologists be taken to court for needlessly disrupting some people's lives and for lulling others into a false sense of safety?

False premises and a false conclusion.