Sentence examples for projecting a positive image from inspiring English sources

Many schools regard wearing uniform as a cornerstone of maintaining good behaviour and projecting a positive image to local communities.

We talked, and I said, 'Somehow, you're a product of your environment and you aren't projecting a positive image, and that would translate into a negative-type basketball player.' He listened, came on my team, and things got better".

Mr. Dodd said that he would have a robust foreign policy in Central and South America and that the Bush administration had faltered in building relations and projecting a positive image of America to nations there.

The lunar landing was as much about "projecting a positive image of the United States as it was about science and exploration," said John M. Logsdon, author of "The Decision to Go to the Moon: Apollo and the National Interest" (MIT, 1970).

Use open hand gestures and avoid fidgeting to show that you are confident and projecting a positive image.

"The dress code was part of a larger discussion about the business of basketball, the players' role in it and projecting a positive image," said Michael Bantom, senior vice president of player development for the NBA.

New buildings, public spaces and monuments all conspire to project a positive image of progress.

Smiling will project a positive image to the listener/viewer and will change the tone of your voice.

You'll need to project a positive image to woo potential employers, so give yourself space to work through your feelings.

This, according to the BHA, was merely for "the sake of completeness", but another slew of global headlines has inevitably linked "steroids" to "Godolphin", which was conceived by Sheikh Mohammed to project a positive image of Dubai around the world.

Although I have friends and followers who use Twitter and Facebook to detail their self-harming, their battles with depression and their suicide attempts, I think most of us use them to project a positive image of ourselves – and to "police" any negativity others might express.