Sentence examples for learned to project from inspiring English sources

Somehow she learned to project her voice and sing with shimmering richness.

She explained that she learned to project this confidence only a short time ago, at her high school.

Tells about the birth of his son, who was delivered by a student doctor who hadn't yet learned to project self-assurance.

He became Cary Grant when he learned to project his feelings of absurdity through his characters and to make a style out of their feeling silly.

Many of the dancers she chose for "Chapel Songs" looked like advanced students with decent technical skills but not enough performing experience to have learned to project.

"IT'S MY ACTOR'S VOICE!" he yells at me before segueing seamlessly into an explanation of how he learned to project his voice during a recent stint in the London stage production of A Few Good Men.

"Many people learn to project a sense of self-confidence despite feeling insecure.

Later the pupil will be able to be working with hand to learn to project the exposed figure, later it will be possible to work with the software SketchUp.

The key point of this process of education is that the pupil learns to project, not to copy, from the work to hand up to the culmination with the software.

It works in a contained environment like SOB's, but if Keef is really going to show some returns on Interscope's investment, he's going to have to learn to project energy as well as absorb it.

Make sure you are learning to project and enunciate, and get a feel for different roles.