Sentence examples for are projections of from inspiring English sources

Carrey plays all the ghosts, too, interestingly suggesting that they are projections of his own conscience.

These people we create are projections of our own emotion and desires, insecurities and hopes.

"[gods'] powers surpassing human powers are projections of our own personal power fantasies", they're harder, better, faster, stronger.

The landmarks are not literal; they are projections of a fantasy New York invested with the rustic charm of a country visitor.

Walsh, the director, couldn't figure out how to signal that Velma and her grandparents are projections of Earle's nostalgic imagination, not just cornball cliches.

Anwar Congo's performances — hallucinatory, garish, contradictory, insane — are projections of his psyche, and, by extension, the psyche of a nation significantly in denial.

Open (solid) circles are projection of vector end-points on the vertical (horizontal) plane.

Note: confocal images of time series presented in this paper are projection of the median of the time series stack.

The "what ifs" can be projections of our fear, largely imaginary, but they can also be rooted in real concern.

In the lobby were projections of lively and revealing quotes by Gehry.

But I believe as the social commentator, Gary Cross, said in 2004, "Modern ideas about the innocent child have long been projections of adult needs and frustrations.