Sentence examples for projection of ourselves from inspiring English sources

His first great guide is Montaigne, who wrote, Sullivan notes, that God is incomprehensible and that everything we think we know about him is a projection of ourselves.

The con is that social serendipity is therefore largely public by necessity, and thus a projection of ourselves we would present to others or like to be seen.

The practice of history thus requires gaining knowledge of what consciousness was like for other persons, in situations other than our own, through an "imaginative projection of ourselves into the past" in order to "capture concepts and categories that differ from those of the investigator by means of concepts and categories that cannot but be his own.

And that brings us to a painful realization: our candidates are projections of ourselves.

Oë's novel shows fear of the vulnerable to be a projection of the darkness within ourselves.

The good news is the same principle holds true for the positive and lovely things we see in another--it too is a projection of what lies within ourselves.

At the end of the day, the way we connect with someone else is just a reflection and projection of how we connect with ourselves.

"Outwardly, there is a projection of power.

A projection of Anna's own longings?

A projection of the score of Cage's "Fontana Mix".

Blackburn is showing a projection of HealthCare.gov not working.