Sentence examples for be projections from inspiring English sources

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

"There, that is an example of a so-called catalytic exteriorisation phenomenon," Jung retorted – referring to his theory that the uncanny could be projections of internal strife.

For "Ocean's Kingdom" Mr. McCartney wrote the entire story line, scene by scene, and made paintings to suggest the backdrop for each act, which will be projections, and the final tableau.

There is a certain kind of theatrical spectacle at loose today — think Cirque du Soleil or the Olympics opening ceremonies — that unites such things as videos of white stallions, great belches of flame, and what look to be projections of H-bomb tests with squads of women who appear to hail from cosmetics ads.

As the Irish step-dancing phenom Michael Flatley bids farewell to the stage in one final show, dancing amid "white stallions, great belches of flame, and what look to be projections of H-bomb tests" (in the words of Joan Acocella), a much quieter, more personal exploration of Irish dancing recently took place recently at a smaller venue downtown.

At this point, it is required measure how likely are the set of 2D measurements to be projections of the 3D HBM landmark.

Instead, he said, the measure will be projection televisions.

There are projections.

There were projections that people would fly.

"These are projections and are not forecasts," he said.

Economic forecasts are projections based on complicated models, not certainties.