Sentence examples for projection making from inspiring English sources

Mr. Freud's work has to do with inciting projection: making us feel what's alien about being in our own skin, which is also, redeemingly, our link to one another, a shared condition.

City Opera is presenting the work in Andrew Porter's English translation; Ms. Dunleavy's enunciation and projection make the projected titles nearly unnecessary.

The second Florida projection, made in favor of Mr. Bush at 2 15 a.m.

The projection made by North Carolina's scientific panel cannot be faulted.

The $5.4 trillion surplus figure refers to a 10-year projection made by the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office in January 2001.

The World Bank cut its forecast for the region to 7.2 percent this year, from a previous projection, made in May, of 7.6 percent.

An alarmingly sharp decline in state tax revenues could further undermine the finances of the Metropolitan Transportation Authority, according to a new projection made public on Monday.

Inevitably, to be the focus of such male projection makes you every bit as much of a victim as does ostracism.

Such increased incentives have propelled October sales to the third-highest monthly pace since 1980, according to a projection made today by G.M. Profits?

This body-landscape is also an image of itself, a mass-media projection made up of Hollywood movies and pornography and news footage of the Vietnam war.

Which is slightly puzzling, especially when contrasted with the projection made by Jonathan Collins, the principal analyst at ABI Research.