Sentence examples for like to project from inspiring English sources

Striving is a sentiment we like to project back onto the dead.

"They like to project an image of a country that is at peace with itself.

(Asked if the lyrics were personal, she said: "Oh no! I've never dated anyone old enough for that! Sometimes I like to project feelings onto more extravagant circumstances").

Levene and Berman discuss Berman's lifestyle and the image he'd like to project; Berman admitted that he'd like to be like Cary Grant.

In contrast, Japanese women, who like to project an image of fresh-faced purity, smoke at the lowest rates in the developed world -- 14percentt.

They sustain the lives of indigenous peoples, whom in some countries are treated as a stain on the image governments would like to project.

That is an image he likes to project.

The image of the Wall Street big shot, the Gordon Gekko type, is exactly what his store likes to project.

But she often likes to project video onto stone tablets, with the end result suggesting archaeological markings.

The move appeared unusually abrupt for a company like Schroders, which is family-controlled and likes to project a genteel upper-crust image.

Today the president also canceled a trip to Brazil, rare for a leader who likes to project calm, and commandeered the private airwaves to give his televised message.