Sentence examples similar to clearly projecting from inspiring English sources

To the credit of the massed choirs, the words were always clearly projected, allowing the brilliance of Britten's word-setting to be heard to advantage.

That said, every production he presented in his first two seasons would have come off better in a smaller house, preferably far from the Met, where City Opera could more clearly project its own identity and artistic approach.

Alissa Walker, a design blogger, says John McCain's merchandise works well because it clearly projects the image of a "super-serious" candidate "in shades of black, navy blue and gold".

It does not clearly project Conservative core policies or principles".

Only the right craniolateral process is preserved, and its cranial tip is missing, but it clearly projects craniolaterally from the edge of the sternum at an angle near 45 degrees (Figure 12).

In this study, the illumination sinusoidal pattern for the second-order NSIM can be clearly projected into the EMCCD in a confined region in depth, and depends on the NA of the objective lens and the excitation fluorescence wavelength [ 13].

It's all instrumental, it's clearly project-y in a way.

Articulate your words clearly and project your voice.

Try and speak clearly and project your voice as much as you can.

Ms. Freelon was on firm footing there, projecting clearly, hitting her notes and her mark.

Draft a project plan with a clearly defined project scope and timeline.