Sentence examples for gets projected from inspiring English sources

"It seems whatever is happening for Muslims generally gets projected on us," he said.

There's this way that toughness gets projected through their body language even without being able to see their faces.

"Because the change is particularly big in size, and because we happen to be a leader in making it, a lot of that fear gets projected onto us".

"The archetype that gets projected onto us as Asian women of being silent — she really does go against that," Margaret Cho told me.

There's always the kid in the playground whom parents don't want to welcome into their homes because their mum and dad have always seemed like trouble, and that trouble gets projected down a generation.

Paul Newman's anguish — Rooney knows that his grownup son is infantile and savage and that he can't control him — courses back and forth between rage and sorrow but finally gets projected into the air, without response.

No longer do 2017-18 and 2018-19 get projected to achieve the fantasy 3.5% above trend growth.

"There's this huge triangulation happening, and their desire for each other is all getting projected onto her.

These pathways did not get projected with the MetaCyc (v 13.5) prediction and were added through manual curation.

Otherwise, they all too easily get projected onto our children.

It takes too long to get projects started in Britain.