Sentence examples for projected an image from inspiring English sources

Selassie projected an image of himself as a paternalistic ruler.

For all the developments, the White House projected an image of business as usual.

They projected an image of a giant crack forming across the building's facade.

Edison has also projected an image of austerity that may or may not be rooted in fact.

Like his home, Mr. Medina, gray-haired, neatly attired and meticulously groomed, projected an image of tranquillity and satisfaction.

In 2014, the supermarket chain Morrisons projected an image of a baguette on to the wings of Gormley's sculpture.

One suspects that the severe face of the Spanish stone head projected an image that the collector identified with the apostle.

LYNN HIRSCHBERG: Television shows from "N.Y.P.D. Blue" to "Seinfeld" and "Sex and the City" have projected an image of New York City to the world.

Van Eyck's "Arnolfini Wedding," for example, shows a convex mirror whose concave side might have acted as a lens that projected an image onto a flat surface.

A number of high-profile corruption scandals and the discovery of a secret war against Basque terrorism projected an image of an aloof and arrogant government.

But even as the meeting on Sunday projected an image of complete unity, there was no guarantee that Mr. Díaz-Canel will be Cuba's next president.