Sentence examples for has always projected from inspiring English sources

For all the invitations in her lyrics, Madonna has always projected more calculation and industriousness than affection.

Iordanescu has always projected a sense of world-weariness, but it's hard to argue with his assessment.

Mr. Leno has always projected a more mid-American appeal than most other late-night hosts, a conclusion borne out by some numbers.

Tall, blond and gaunt with hooded eyes in a masklike face, Mr. von Sydow, now 83, has always projected the weight of a final authority, whether holy or demonic.

But in a country that has always projected its dreams into the western horizon, the California coast had a meaning that went beyond the specifics of the youth culture of the 60's.

With her baby-doll voice and pinup figure, wafting a welcoming, compliant sensuality, Ms. Griffith has always projected a mixture of coy dim-wittedness and street smarts, which turns out to be just right for the role of Honey.

"We've always projected him as a guy that could be an everyday outfielder on a winning ball club," Duquette said.

In explaining the move, General Manager Brian Cashman said Chamberlain had always projected better as a starter, a role where he could use his four-pitch repertory.

A boisterous, scrappy practitioner of online organizing, Mr. Navalny had always projected an optimistic, humor-laden persona appealing to the middle-class, professional Muscovites who are his core audience.

I think that Kroeger is probably right that the haters have made Nickelback stronger, in that they have given what had been a bland, soft-metal, post-grunge band the outsider, bad-ass edge that it had always projected but never earned.

I have always projected as feminine, minimizing the appearance of masculine energy because it is what is expected.