Sentence examples for personal projections from inspiring English sources

The authors found that personal projections and perceptions of the world in the future were weakly associated.

7. Watch Your Words Once out, the things you say cannot be taken back and they are often processed through filters that contain unique personal projections.

The problem is that control stems from our personal projections, belief systems and attachments - our attempt to prove our worth, feel good and be right.

Autoportrait by Édouard Levé: A sublime list of personal projections—"I find myself uglier in profile than straight on," and "Art that unfolds over time gives me less pleasure than art that stops it"—by a guy who would later kill himself.

Hot or not, the place is very much the personal projection of an immigrant.

There's a backlash of fanatical certainty and malevolent personal projection.

The dancers showed both plasticity and line; personal projection; and a musicality that embraced melodic, rhythmic and harmonic facets.

Anthony Lawrence, who has died at the age of 101, was a prime example of what has been called the golden age of BBC foreign correspondents, a professional whose focus was always on the story rather than personal projection.

A Tariff Comparison Rate will also be introduced, which will allow customers to easily compare tariff rates, and bills and quotes will include a "personal projection", which will forecast what a customer will pay based on their usage or a best estimate.

As pop moves towards greater sophistication, it simultaneously veers from its function as a tool for personal projection and becomes more discursive.

Somehow the elusive street artist pulling strings behind the scenes comes off as a sardonic populist everyman although he probably really is just a flagrant [insert your personal projection here].