Instead of hauteur the men project eagerness to please, wooing listeners instead of reigning over them.
High-strung and a bit skittish, she embodies the eternal ingenue, projecting a bursting eagerness and trusting vulnerability.
But even at No. 2 in the world rankings, behind Rafael Nadal, and even after failing to close out several critical matches this year, he is projecting plenty of eagerness.
You will probably have to make copies and answer telephones, but volunteer for other projects and demonstrate your eagerness to learn.
The $3.11 billion project reflects South Korea's eagerness to increase government and private spending on construction and other projects to help offset sluggish local consumption and exports, which have weighed on the economy.
There is a grim eagerness to project pernicious motives on to the EU side, in keeping with familiar patterns of Eurosceptic paranoia.
New mutations, new combinations occur and are destroyed; viewed from the outside the movement seems feverishly vital, nourished by the artists' unbridled eagerness to project to themselves and to a more and more distracted audience a world that has ceased to ask what they think….
Ask questions to project your enthusiasm & eagerness about the job you have presented yourself.
Eagerness for peace projects is especially great at the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, a sprawling Federal base in California that designs nuclear and other arms.
Some of Washington's early biographers, probably taking their lead from what they considered to be his wishes, avoided the story of his whiskey project because they thought his eagerness to make a profit from alcohol seemed out of keeping with his reputation.
Instead of allowing the eagerness for federally financed transportation projects to shape planning priorities, the emphasis is placed on land-use considerations, conservation, green technology and job growth.
