Sentence examples for how I project from inspiring English sources

"It isn't how I project myself.

"I'm very confident in how I project my personality.

"Thinking of Beyond the Fringe, now nearly half a century ago," he observes, "makes me realise how I have projected on to Britten particularly some of the feelings I had when I was a young man, not much older than he was and thrust into collaboration (which was also competition) with colleagues every bit as daunting as Auden".

For more information about the 'How I Live Now' project, visit www.spinebreakers.co.uk The extract The Bride's Farewell, By Meg Rosoff (Puffin £10.99) '... ......Five brothers!" crowed Mrs Bewes, hands clutched to her breast.

First, I projected how many cars would have been sold this year based upon the way the industry had been slowing down through the first eight months of the year.

"I would say my biggest takeaway from this project is how I can see different features of my face in each of the women shown, eyebrows here, a smile there," she concluded.

That's how I test my projects: if they get it, it's going to work".

The results revealed a general feeling of excitement and improved understanding about synthetic biology (see Figure 2), with the majority agreeing with the comment from one participant who stated that "I now feel confident that I understand the basic ins and outs of synthetic biology what it is and isn't—as well as how I can implement projects in this area with my students".

Sendak leaned forward, and continued, "It may be that in projecting how I felt as a child onto the children I draw I'm being terribly biassed and inaccurate.

But I was too busy projecting how I would have felt sitting on that piano bench.

I've considered how I might restructure the project to include say an image of someone else or with Photoshop professionals as opposed to the amateur freelancers I found online.