Sentence examples for projections of themselves from inspiring English sources

More like alter-egos, or projections of themselves.

Are humans brave enough to build machines as true projections of themselves?

With their mostly rhythmless gaits, their barely there two-steps, rappers have nothing to fear from herky-jerky virtual projections of themselves synched to a vocal track.

We begin in a world where all human beings have daemons - projections of themselves that take the forms of animals and accompany them at all times.

The female stars they see as projections of themselves, 'if only they were given a chance', they think to themselves.

The brashness and cheek that caused him problems with the buttoned-down government of Mr. Blair appeal to hardened Londoners as a favored projection of themselves.

He attacked their elevation to untouchable status and their image as the game's good guys, their projection of themselves as the sole defenders of "football", as if no other style was legitimate.

One plausible line might be to maintain that proximal projections of natural kinds are not themselves natural kinds, hence that they are automatically excluded from the scope of the theory.

At the same time, the walls that now shape Kisumu lend themselves to projections of urban desire and dreams of escape.

The exhibits themselves were large projections of hallucinatory Swedish video art.

Titanic tendencies include extreme projections of guilt as all failures or weaknesses of those affected must be blamed on everyone and everything except themselves.