At the Convergence, Jeffrey reacquaints himself with characters from his earlier visit – a monk of no fixed religion who ministers to those about to be frozen and tells obscure, suggestive stories about his early, evangelical life; a pair of twins who act as evangelists for the project, uttering bold statements about the world into which the reanimated, cyberhuman patients will emerge.
In the presence of business conversation, project an utter lack of interest or curiosity.
Overlapping contrapuntal lines were projected with utter clarity.
In "Somewhere," the main character, a movie star, is the sort of actor who acts in projects of utter indifference, movies that are merely instrumental to his way of life.
Also, Mr. Racicot, whose father was a teacher and basketball coach, projects an utter lack of pretension, driving his own car and listing his home number in the telephone book in Helena, Montana's capital.
My oldest would be the first to admit that her last two projects were utter failures.
But you have to say it without the doubt, the regret -- the horror -- of Robert Oppenheimer, theoretical physicist extraordinaire and director of the Manhattan Project, who famously uttered these words in reference to the Trinity nuclear explosion in New Mexico's Jornada del Muerto desert on July 16 , 1945
A chill resonates when the Guardian's accountability project, The Counted, is uttered.
Focal point of the research was a desire to understand why (most) social media projects tend to be utter failures.
He wrote that "Never in Rome, Greece or the most debauched nation in history has such utter filth been projected to all parts of a nation".
In fact, it has highlighted the utter bankruptcy of his project.
