Sentence examples for desired to project a from inspiring English sources
Disturbingly, Anjem Choudary and radical Islamists have attained the influence they desired to project, a situation which suggests that the radical movement is powerful indeed and if still a splinter, then a very sharp one.
But their choices weren't motivated by a desire to project a unified appearance.
At those times feeling like a fraud amounts to more than the stirrings of an anxious temperament or the desire to project a protective humility.
By replacing the iconic capital "M in use since 1971 and based on a letterform in a 1509 woodcut by Luca Pacioli the museum created a new emblem that reflected an institutional desire to project a fresher, more-inclusive identity.
Any project Ms. Adams pursues obviously entails a lot of thought and research, but also a desire to project a fresh point of view, one that always has the aim of pleasing and edifying.
But the simple fact of the planned meeting, which came only after Mr. Bush wrapped up the Republican presidential nomination, hints at the governor's desire to project a more moderate image in the general election than he did in the primaries.
The awful, unwatchable video of James Foley's execution just made it onto a massive public screen in Beijing, which perfectly fits China's desire to project a harmonious self-image to its own citizenry while portraying global chaos.
It is possible that widespread normalizing of MCI may, in part, be attributable to the desire to project a valued, normative social identity (Beard & Neary, 2013, p. 139).
Yet he was frequently annoyed and amused by readers' desire to project the real Roth onto his characters.
Those efforts have been driven primarily by high fuel costs and a desire to project an environmentally friendly corporate image, not by the anticipated European mandates.
