Sentence examples for because it projects the from inspiring English sources

The chair passes muster, but you sense it's not so much because it projects the right image – but because it doesn't matter any more.

The company has asked the Interior Department to extend the drilling season because it projects the Chukchi Sea will be ice-free several weeks later than normal this year.

The archetype has always been powerful because it projects the common terror represented when we dream about being naked in a public place; it reminds us that what we normally experience as the solidity of ordinary life is actually an abyss.

In fact, such limitations may even reduce website trust (particularly trust-ability) because it projects the image that the website or e-tailer does not possess the capabilities, skills, and knowledge that allow the seller to successfully perform actions related to the business domain.

The Torch Run - Herculean in scale - resonates because it projects the Middle Kingdom's, and every Chinese person's, thirst for glory.

From the perspective of my own work it is not a clash because it projects the same kind of dualities we find throughout dancehall.

On the latter complement, the thymine appendage is chemically innocuous because it projects away from the S1 cluster domain and because neutral pH protonates and blocks the N3 cluster binding site on thymine.

It has remained popular to this day because it projects a statement that suggests the wearer is elegant and has confidence.

This matters because it projects a depressing view of how the far right in Britain is likely to behave in the weeks and months ahead.

Someone will save up for two nights in a hotel like The Breakers because it projects ideals of luxury and power that few other hotels can match".

It commissioned a report on the aging of the baby boomers, then quashed it because it projected deficits as far as the eye could see.