Sentence examples for been able to project from inspiring English sources

Unlike Hubert Humphrey, Al Smith, or even her husband, Hillary Clinton on the campaign trail has never been able to project the image of the happy warrior.

Contemporary capitalism was shaped by its rational brutality but the banks, insurers and speculators who facilitated and expanded slavery have been able to project their activity as unsullied by a cruel and racist system that was as systematic as it was functional.

In America, where the News Corporation does most of its business and also has a long reach into film, TV, cable and politics, the company's size and might give it a soft, less obvious power that it has been able to project to remarkable effect.

"He's able to project power to a point".

Soft power has been about being able to project values.

The ability to be able to project the evidence into the chamber would be immensely helpful".

It's transparent enough that people are able to project themselves into it".

We chose her because of her strong looks and the personality she is able to project.

"The more relevant issue is to be able to project firepower from the sea to the shore.

You have to be able to project the energy from the stage that much more, which is pretty hard work.

Ohio and Texas are expected to be close, meaning the news organisations won't be able to project a winner immediately.