Sentence examples for himself projected from inspiring English sources

Flanked by images of himself projected on oversized screens, Mr. Rather sang the praises of KTVT, the local CBS station he had come to visit, and to help.

So the band sounded trapped inside the rhetoric of recorded sound, while Lenine himself projected naturally, someone born to communicate one to one.

Thus Harrington found himself projected into the middle of the new left's greatest triumph, the control of London's city-wide government.

Still, it's clear, to me at least, that his amour propre, his pride, depends on the image of himself projected by the passage above, the image of a decent guy committed to a civil debate in which each side takes the other's good faith for granted.

Oh, and Ray Bradbury won't physically be here in Louisville, but he'll have a life size hologram of himself projected on the stage from his home for his keynote.

My dad, being a former bedwetter himself, projected the pain and humiliation he remembered onto me.

He gives himself projects.

Paul Beatty, who calls himself project manager for the Access Board, points out conflicts likely to impede proposed rules.

(This is on the low end of the $30 million to $50 million range CEO Rob Kalin himself projects).

Obama has shown himself comfortable projecting power -- as in his tripling of American troops in Afghanistan.

He doesn't love himself and projects a facade of a confident, arrogant playboy, but underneath it all, he's someone who seeks an unattainable love".