Sentence examples for attempting to project from inspiring English sources

At a time of relative weakness and vulnerability, Isis is attempting to project power and strength.

Jonathan Chait countered in New York magazine that "Romney is carefully attempting to project an atmosphere of momentum, in the hopes of winning positive media coverage and, thus, creating a self-fulfilling prophecy".

The joint IMF-World Bank report explores current successes and shortfalls on achieving the MDGs, attempting to project future progress while also offering policy prescriptions – with an emphasis on sustained economic growth.

If Hall's most obvious intellectual ancestor is his former boss Birt, in his admiration of Greene he is attempting to project the more creative part of himself, the part that he has brought with him from the Royal Opera House.

The announcement reflected Trierweiler's potential to damage Hollande politically at a time when he is attempting to project himself as a strong candidate to try for a second term in the 2017 presidential elections.

That is to say, most athletes on Twitter seem as boring as they do in interviews, issuing the familiar team-first platitudes to reporters and attempting to project the blandest, least polarizing version of themselves out to the world.

In Washington, the Pentagon attempted to project the same message.

While turning citizens against each other, the regime also attempted to project an image of unity and optimism.

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.

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

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