Sentence examples for emotional projections from inspiring English sources

A surface for emotional projections, the screen represents the cause of effects that were actually determined by many factors, including patterns established in childhood.

The arm-flinging, knee-up movements derived from African dance were distilled here into emotional projection.

Yes, please understand I'm employing a reasonable level of emotional projection here.

The Black Keys also look back: their sound is a rough average of the White Stripes' basic thud and the direct, emotional projection of sixties soul.

This national moment was for him as much about tone and bearing and emotional projection as it was about the substance of his remarks.

He is master of what he calls emotional projection, a key concept analyzed with great subtlety in "Sidetracks" in a long central essay on Mary Wollstonecraft's marriage to William Godwin.

Having been a band whose art allowed for lyrical and emotional projection on to it from the outside, on Four-Calendar Café, Fraser starts grounding all the perceived dreaminess with blunter realities even while the music continued to soar.

Yet she was also hidden, obscured behind layers of political and religious posturing, legal maneuvering, emotional projection, and media exploitation that swaddled her like strips of linen around a mummy.

His command of the new generation of electronic keyboard instruments made him a pioneer and an inspiration to rock musicians, the inventiveness of his vocal phrasing was reminiscent of the greatest jazz singers, and the depth and honesty of his emotional projection came straight from the black church music of his childhood.

And if this is so, then it is natural to assume that ultimately Jane believes that the action is impermissible: Her emotional projection results in a belief.

One might even hold that she should be interpreted as asserting that the act of hurting the cat has the power to prompt a certain act of emotional projection.