It is possible, of course, that a viewer might be projecting that impression onto Mr. Nash, whose amazing story is now well known.
But this is not a story of nostalgia for a lost world of pearls, privilege and parties, although it might be projected that way.
And they talked, as they often do even in the afternoon, about "The Sopranos," in a way that suggested that they might be projecting.
(The way that the model is designed, support might be projected to increase slightly faster or slower than that in individual states based on the number of swing voters).
In the context of El Museo, painting feels less like a vehicle for metaphysical contemplation than like a blank wall on which the smudgy diaristic drawings of Kenny Rivero might advantageously be arranged, or like a screen onto which the colonialist histories of Latin America referred to by other artists — Hector Arce-Espasas, Arce-Espasas, Ramón Miranda Beltrán and Christopher Riveraojected.
Alternatively, speech function might be projected in a clause complex explicitly, creating stratal tension, e.g. I believe …, I think …, it is possible to argue that …, it is obvious that ….
I sensed and I might be projecting here that they knew who I was.
You might be projecting your controlling parents onto your concept of God and then resist what might be in your highest good.
Winter becomes the abysmal frozen hell that makes all humans edgy and bitter (I might be projecting, but I still think I'm right).
The actor responded to critics who called the film one of the most political in the franchise, saying that people might be "projecting" the current tumultuous political climate on the film. .
