Sentence examples for projected all from inspiring English sources

(Literally flat: the videos are projected all but unintelligibly on the floor).

For many voters the Tea Party has been a blank screen on which they have projected all kinds of hopes and frustrations -- not always compatible or realistic.

During his run to the White House, voters, black and white, projected all sorts of hopes and dreams onto Mr. Obama, no matter what he said or did.

The face of Higgins's counterpart to Stalin, Papa Rizhin, is projected "all ruby-red against the underbelly of broken, scudding cloud.

He then immediately diffused the enfant terrible aspect he had just projected: "All that sadomasochism still looks interesting to me today.

In short, Mr. Obama projected all the caution and sober consideration that he suggested his predecessor had thrown to the winds.

After years of touring, he projected all-out commitment within the songs and an unforced bonhomie between them at Hammerstein Ballroom on Wednesday night.

Stephen Brooks, director of the Electoral Reform Society in Wales, said: "With a projected all-Wales turn-out of around 15% it's clear that the Home Office failed to do its home work.

USC's quarterback was absent from projected All-American and All-Pac-12 Conference lists.

Ocean acidification only occasionally makes news, despite its projected all-the-oceans-of-the-world impact.

Now project all nine points back to the conic section.