Often, he sounded grand and glorious, even if he failed to project personality like, say, Hans Hotter in olden days.
A considerable amount of music sung by choirs in the 20th century is not really choral music at all, since it was conceived for performance by small groups of soloists and attains its fullest expression only through the individually projected personality of the solo voice.
He found the latter idea "powerful" because it allowed the audience to project personalities onto the characters, as they do with babies and pets: "You're compelled... you almost can't stop yourself from finishing the sentence 'Oh, I think it likes me!
But Mozart, after so much projecting of personality, was a pleasure.
When Levy has just thought of a new idea, he shouts out loud, but most of the time he seems to be not so much projecting his personality forth as leaning back against it.
It's an ambiguous role and one that requires an actor capable of projecting a personality both big enough to make you believe that this man is a deeply loved entertainer, and small enough to make you wonder if he's sinner, saint or somewhere inbetween.
Finally, there are two new projects called Project Conversation Learner and Project Personality Chat.
They are ripe for parody, the film explains, as owners and fans enjoy analyzing their seemingly ungovernable behavior and relish projecting comical personalities onto their expressive faces and bizarre behavior.
All three made their living projecting big personalities (it doesn't get much bigger than Truman Capote, Tony Soprano or pretty much any of the comic roles Williams played).
Producer Ralph Guggenheim claimed that Mattel did not allow the use of the toy as "They [Mattel] philosophically felt girls who play with Barbie dolls are projecting their personalities onto the doll.
