So we should stop bashing bankers because they're just projections of what disgusts us about ourselves?
These are just projections and may be changed by shifts in the birth rate or large-scale migration.
Melting glaciers, messed-up monsoons, intense heat waves, erratic and severe floods: these are not just projections for the future, these are realities Pakistan is already having to adapt to.
Of course, these are just projections and things could certainly go another way -- the United Nations believes there is a 23 percent chance the world's population will stabilize or even drop by 2100, for example.
(The conceit that they're all dreaming takes some of the edge off the movie's violence, since it's hard to grieve for extras who are just "projections" in some else's mental theater. On the other hand, that is pretty much what all movie characters are. This is what I meant by overdetermined).
And of course, the numbers are just projections, Bongaarts says.
Sure, these are just projections, and I am assuming that the nonunion plants will be running at 100% of capacity and the industry total won't have grown.
Rather than embracing the strongest form of the doctrine, Clark argues that Nietzsche is, somewhat ironically, illustrating the very flaw of philosophers he warns against in the surrounding passages: namely, their tendency to propound theories of the essence of reality that are just projections of their own evaluative commitments (Clark 1990, pp. 212 227).
As the book of Sirach (aka The Wisdom of Ben Sira aka Ecclesiasticus) warned, even without the aid of modern psychology, sometimes people's dreams are just projections of their own values and desires (34 3).
A good deal of the rhetoric draws on overtones from issues that, while meaningful to the American experience, are just projections by the minds of others upon the actions of the principals involved.
