Sentence examples for projection of himself from inspiring English sources

It seems to be only in Scotland that his projection of himself as the father of the nation isn't working.

I think, possibly, Mandela was Clint's dream projection of himself as a political leader pragmatic, anti-racist, anti-revenge, and so on.

I think, possibly, Mandela was Clint's dream projection of himself as a political leader — pragmatic, anti-racist, anti-revenge, and so on.

Arafat's capacity for organization, maneuvering, deception, and the projection of himself as an icon of Palestinian identity insured that his people would not be forgotten.

He is so striking physically — tall and broad — and so self-confident in his projection of himself that he transcends embarrassment.

His best sledges, in this sense, often involved no words at all; he expressed his animating competitive fury via the mere physical projection of himself – the denseness and immovability of his body – on the field of play.

Go bold!" while flanked by 20-foot-tall projections of himself.

In books like "Lulu" and "Warwick" and "The Mission of Death," Walworth added purple prose, foot fetishism and idealized projections of himself to what O'Brien calls "a staggering slovenliness" about plotting.

This time, he interacts with video projections of himself seen on an iPhone, an iPad and looming over the entire scene.

Mortdecai is easily read as a sort of projection of Bonfiglioli himself – part wish-fulfilment, part reproach.

In 1961, he wrote a Brechtian chronicle play about the founder of Protestantism, Luther, but once again the hero seemed like a projection of Osborne himself.