Sentence examples for attempt to project a from inspiring English sources

According to him, the attempt to project a first-world image skews how and for whom resources are used.

Their attempt to project a puppet-theatre fight in the first half is executed so poorly that we lose sight of the story altogether.

And that may explain why Mr. Romney chose the state to add a new chapter to the attempt to project a more compassionate side of his personality that was first introduced at the party convention in Tampa five weeks ago.

It would have meant the first lifting of the colour bar in sport something as carefully preserved as any other aspect of apartheid but it would almost certainly be done in the interests of furthering Mr Vorster's "outward-looking" policy and his attempt to project a new image of reasonableness abroad.

What will the I.O.C. do in Sydney to attempt to project a more open, accessible approach, to combat the image it has as a closed, pampered club? A. The most important thing is that the I.O.C. has a new philosophy and that inside the I.O.C. we must have many members coming from international federations, many members coming from national Olympic committees.

But George Osborne's tweeting of a picture of him eating a burger the evening before the comprehensive spending review prompted almost as many headlines as the financial or political details. Hundreds replied, saying it was a publicity stunt, an attempt to project a populist image.

The relative safety of central Damascus has been a focus of the Syrian regime's attempt to project an air of normality.

He is scheduled to deliver a State of the City address on Thursday - something no city comptroller has ever done - in what many political observers believe is an attempt to project an image of on-the-job focus.

There isn't much left of the country, and that's the reality". The relative safety of central Damascus has been a focus of the Syrian regime's attempt to project an air of normality.

That would be perilous indeed to attempt to project an analysis forward by a dozen years.

Putin ruled out a rerun of the parliamentary elections without a court decision this week, but attempted to project a conciliatory tone, suggesting he could meet for negotiations with the opposition.