Sentence examples for projected the idea from inspiring English sources

"I loved it — the mood, what it projected, the idea of a life," he says.

According to Jule Styne, the Hall of Fame should project the idea that jazz and the popular song are "our music," in behalf of our songwriters.

Albrecht, who admires Steuben's marketing strategy as much as the objects themselves, says, "The company sought to project the idea of good living through good design".

Some jazz and blues singers project the idea of love as an unfathomable and irresistible force: like gravity, say, or the weather.

Kfir Yefet's production is completely coherent - Anthony Ward's design projects the idea of an empty home, with tiers of uninhabited bookcases - but its explicitness lowers the tension.

Nonetheless, Bukele continues to project the idea that anything is possible, that the city's real problem is its deeply rooted cynicism.

But the stranger is a blank space where I can project the idea that I am being understood, without words.

Desiring a reunion with loved ones, mourners may project the idea that the recently dead must in return yearn the same.

In this way, he is a bit like the Musis wall: a surface on which to project the idea of a man.

The generals, of course, use the state media to project the idea that they're gallantly doing their best to defend the people against hordes of mindless thugs.

While our method for achieving GECI expression (in utero electroporation) specifically targets pyramidal neurons, we never intended to project the idea that layer 2/3 pyramidal neurons are the only cell type required for avalanche generation.