Sentence examples for a question of projecting from inspiring English sources

"My stronger rule, however, I confess, and the one by which I must here consistently be guided, is that, from the moment it is a question of projecting a picture, no particle that counts for memory or is appreciable to the spirit can be too tiny, and that experience, in the name of which one speaks, is all compact of them and shining with them".

The question of projecting a clear national identity has provided even more angst for Poles.

When a question of casting the project came up one of the producers made a list of potential leads for the project.

'A question of survival' The project began in 2000, with a budget of nearly $2.5 million.

It's a question of learning how to project self-confidence and enthusiasm.

Morton Weber, a lawyer for Taubman, said the mall's future was "not a question of if," calling the project "a great positive for the community".

The gender imbalance was largely a question of resources, said Don Sabo, the project's evaluation director.

A Race Report Card Walk into the third-floor newsroom and it is obvious that the race project, "A Question of Color," remains a source of great pride to The Beacon Journal, a scrappy member of the Knight Ridder chain with a daily circulation of 140,000.

Mr. Duggal reassures them that his project is a question of when, not if, and that he is meeting research milestones.

The literally paradoxical, if not quite heretical, results of these two projects pose a question of whether, in Christian Europe today, art on celebrated artists' terms has risen to equality with religion or if religion has sunk to the level of mere art.

It's not a question of the doubling of costs; the project then is probably still good enough.