Sentence examples for better to project from inspiring English sources

You can plug in a laptop or USB flash drive, the better to project your PowerPoint slides or family photos.

ON the other hand, darker shades may be better to project sincerity, as a defendant would want with a jury.

In fact, as Bogányi told me, form follows function in his piano, with even such details as the piano's legs being sculpted better to project sound into the auditorium.

Most car horns generate at least two tones, the better to project and draw attention; some are closer than a semitone (two adjacent piano keys) for a biting attack, and some are chordal.

Better to project City Opera's own character and identity, Mr. Kellogg wanted either to find and renovate its own house or build a new one — a hip, inviting place, something smaller than the 2,600-seat 2,600-seater — in its own New YorKochighborhood.

And how better to project a 'business as usual' message than by returning to its usual pre-MWC global stage for the S9 launch?

Another area that Asana is exploring is how to use AI to match people better to projects.

There is no better place for politicians to find voters than in an IHop or Wendy's and no better place to project the message that they are just like everyone else.

This First Concerto was certainly more successful than a recent rendition of the Sixth, in part because the larger forces used on Tuesday were better equipped to project into Avery Fisher Hall than the tiny ensemble that performed the Sixth last week.

Some people will be excellent candidates for disseminating learning across the wider movement; others will be experienced community activists who can lead on door-knocking; others will be better placed to project manage, organise events, fundraise or analyse data.

Typically this involves investment in better hardware to project more power and menace.