Sentence examples for much projections from inspiring English sources

In the course of these odysseys, his protagonists enter exotic and often menacing worlds that seem as much projections of fears or desires as they do real locations.

Neel herself had a wide childlike streak; perhaps her pictures of children are as much projections of her own rambunctious inner child as responses to actual small human beings.

Lana Turner, Veronica Lake, Rita Hayworth, Marilyn Monroe, Kim Novak, and, in even more exaggerated form, Yvonne De Carlo, Jane Russell, and Jayne Mansfield were as much projections of male fantasies as living women.

We can add fat and unhealthy to this list, but what's remarkable is how much projection there is in that description.

And don't forget, pretty much every projection mapping project we've come across thus far.

Others had much smaller projections, and small points are found on the side margins of some but not all specimens.

The pocket cells, in contrast, display much narrower projections whose lifetime is less than the 50 s interval we typically used for filming.

The new estimate drops the surplus projection for the current fiscal year and adds the much higher projection for 2011.

In the new algorithm the projection onto the unit simplex in the SPG method is replaced by the much cheaper projection onto a box.

Last month the Congressional Budget Office released its much-anticipated projections for debt and deficits, and there were cries of lamentation from the deficit scolds who have had so much influence on our policy discourse.

"Freud says that love is very much about projection," Link told me.