Sentence examples for he can project from inspiring English sources

And if he's better, he can project his loathing for the situation he's been placed in.

Of course, as his cameo in Peckinpah's Pat Garrett & Billy the Kid proved, Dylan can't act... but he can project.

He carries a cordless keyboard and mouse so that he can project new images from his desktop computer no matter where he is standing.

In recent days he fired three ministers in a cabinet streamlining effort, temporarily taking over the oil ministry just in time for the OPEC conference where he can project himself on the world stage.

The hotheaded, confrontational Wolverine (Hugh Jackman) has superstrength, healing abilities that allow him to recover from almost any injury, and a metal alloy grafted onto his skeleton that gives him claws he can project from his knuckles.

Still, he can project a cartoonish persona: the way he allows his arms and legs to flap around and his eyes to bulge after he's had a couple of pints suggests that he has a good sense of what it is about Germans — bossiness, buffoonery, clusters of consonants — that Americans find funny.

Through due diligence, a CVA will examine the history of income, sales trends, customer satisfaction, and numerous other factors to set a benchmark from which he or she can project income.

"They're optimistic about the future, they can project forward," he added.

Oh well, perhaps they can project some video pieces.

Reinhardt, another tank, takes a completely different approach: the enormous hammer he carries can project a shield, behind which allies are completely protected.

To me, he wins because people can project all things into the word "change" and feel good about him and about themselves.