Sentence examples for has projected all from inspiring English sources

Much of Swift's career has been aided by her whiteness on which white America has projected all the virtues seen as befitting a young, successful white woman.

For many voters the Tea Party has been a blank screen on which they have projected all kinds of hopes and frustrations -- not always compatible or realistic.

Johnson/Burgee, formed in 1967, is a relatively small firm, with thirty-five aschitects (as opposed to Skidmore, Owings & Merrill — sometimes called "the three blind Mies" — which employs almost five hundred), but it has projects all over the place: an airport in Tel Aviv, a cultural center in Bombay, a civic center in Peoria, and, of course, the Crystal Cathedral.

So the foundation, which had projects all over Africa, was to have none in South Africa.

You have projects all set up and then something loses its tax deferment or something like that — it's so frustrating!

Originally the CDC had projected that all modules would be up for public comment by July 2008, but the majority are not yet ready for public comment.

To better visualize these analogies, we have projected the all-atom explicit-solvent unfolding trajectories onto the structure-based potential FES (Fig. 4 and 5).

He then immediately diffused the enfant terrible aspect he had just projected: "All that sadomasochism still looks interesting to me today.

We have also projected all cancers (excluding non-melanoma skin cancer) other than prostate cancer in men and all cancers other than breast cancer in women, treating them as a single site.

But scientists have projected two-thirds of all polar bears could disappear by 2050 under climate change.

These companies all have projected earnings growth rates (annualized) of 10% or more over the next three to five years.