Sentence examples for attempting to project a from inspiring English sources

The song is...not good, attempting to project a hopeful, uplifting message onto a game that is really not either of those things.

When I spoke to Billy he seemed to be following Tom's lead, attempting to project a kinder, gentler version of racism.

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".

But once his beloved Chelsea's clash with Barcelona on Wednesday is out of the way, Lord Coe will go back to attempting to project an air of intense confidence in his team's ability to deliver the biggest sporting show on earth.

Despite the ominous findings, some politicians are still attempting to project an element of doubt on issues surrounding human-induced climate change.

Despite the onslaught of politicians attempting to project an air of question around man-made climate change, studies continue to emerge proving the connection between human actions and our changing environment.

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.

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.

He has never sought the sporting fan's approval nor attempted to project a persona that was anything but the reality: a man intent only on tennis and pushing himself as far as he could in it.

To the degree that they are able, the news is a screen upon which candidates attempt to project a desired image, and that image becomes more important than reality itself.