Sentence examples for projections of their from inspiring English sources

Idol groups are also often the subject of the sexual projections of their fans.

In his biography of Daniel Defoe, Maximillian E Novak sees these characters as direct projections of their author.

Nokia's disclosure came in the heart of the earnings preannouncement season, when companies provide projections of their financial results ahead of the end of the quarter.

A sweeping arc of bluish resin steps shaped like lily pads invite visitors inside for a three-minute computer-generated light show based on projections of their own brain waves, followed by a three-minute graphic animation sequence by Ms. Mori.

The experiences that the duo at the heart of the film might have hoped to find there, the dreams that draw them in, the chill that keep them back, and the despair that pushes them together are virtually personified — and emerge as projections of their inner life.

But the selection of sites, the design of new buildings and projections of their costs would be transferred out of the board's Division of School Facilities and moved to the construction authority, which is overseen by three trustees: the chancellor, an appointee of the governor and an appointee of the mayor.

The people who come to this kind of thing, the vendors, these foods are a projection of their personality".

In her case, she said, she felt that directors often chose her because she was a projection of their fantasy of the ideal woman.

With this attachment and projection of their emotions, Turkle says, people begin to seek reciprocity, wanting the robot to care for them.

Another is that most Tories, partly as a projection of their own divisions, are vehemently against the coalition; though David Cameron, the Tory prime minister, is not.

The basic point is that she thinks about what she's doing; if she captures the imagination of lots of young people, it's because what she's doing is an exemplary symbol, distillation, and projection of their inner experience.