Sentence examples for perfectly projected from inspiring English sources

These escalations are beautifully made, and the crisp observation (what is a judge but a barrister with hair extensions?) perfectly projected by a gifted cast who, unusually, mime as proficiently as they chirrup and rap.

But on Sunday Mr. Kaufmann's sound projected perfectly to a spot in the standing room at the back of the Met's family circle level.

An adept multitasker who lines his bookshelves with white binders devoted to projects, he was perfectly cast for this role as the administration grappled with the complicated rollout of the healthcare law.

There's even a keystone-correction lever right there on top, which you use to make the projected image perfectly rectangular if the screen is at an angle.

Place your videotape camera on a tripod and position the camera so that it is perfectly level with the projected image shown on the condenser lens.

"The project itself sounds like a perfectly legitimate project to understand how PR works, and how it works in the field of controversial projects," he says.

But especially when the lights are low and the wall is nearby, the projected image is perfectly adequate and really something to see.

For a perfectly sharp Berkovich indenter, the projected area Ap is given by A p = 24.56 h c 2 with hc being the true contact depth.

Bringing western economies to their knees a few years ago was part of a perfectly rational project on the part of the banks.

Judging by the conduct of his campaign so far, Obama's main platform is keeping the Republicans out of power a perfectly legitimate project, to which I subscribe wholeheartedly.

CÓRDOBA, SPAIN — The pop-rock music producer Roberto Azorín Durruty has always loved pushing aesthetic limits, so when he bought a 300-year-old townhouse a few blocks from the historic Mezquita mosque here in Córdoba and decided to transform it into something entirely new, this struck him as a perfectly reasonable project.