Sentence examples for believe projection from inspiring English sources

Americans are less selfish than some of our politicians believe (projection may be a factor here!) and will respond with reason and resilience to passionate clarity.

I believe projection is a great gift if we work with it, so we can see ourselves in those around us, and the qualities they embody, which we like and do not like.

With crackerjack minds like this in charge of the brand face of Sony, it's hard to believe projections that they'll be bankrupt within two years.

You shouldn't believe that projection, but for what it's worth more than half of it (the more credible half) comes from Social Security and Medicare -- programs financed by payroll taxes.

Never believe any projection of lives lost or saved on account of changes in public policy.

If nothing else, even if you don't believe my projection of $80 a share in earnings for the S&P 500, the market level is nothing to fear at 1,100.

I was teetering on the edge of the precipice, ready to follow his lead, believe his projection, but fortunately I shared the experience with an elder sister who bailed me out by saying a few simple words.

They still project surpluses for late in the decade -- but if you believe those projections, I've got some Enron stock you might want to buy.

"This way we can say, 'No, we don't have to make this cut because we believe your projections are under,' or 'No, we don't want to bank on this money because the projections sound too generous,' " Ms. Quinn said.

Another salient reason why some economists believe the projections are low is that they exclude the city's cash economy.

The biggest difference, which many progressives flagged, is that most of them believe the projections about Social Security.