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That said, every production he presented in his first two seasons would have come off better in a smaller house, preferably far from the Met, where City Opera could more clearly project its own identity and artistic approach.

It's your fate to become a screen onto which the British people will project its sense of national identity.

The Mindy Project has always struggled with its identity and was trying to change in order to attract viewers.

After many months of negotiations, Wu and Disney came to an agreement without "Greenbox" losing its identity and the project was set into motion.

David Bruce's eclectic score borrows liberally from Monteverdi and folk music, though it does not always project a firm identity of its own.

It is struggling to project an identity, but the cues are confusing, as if someone has cobbled together bits of other restaurants' identities.

"We project our identity on to other environments.

With just four works in limited runs, there is not much chance for the company to project an identity.

As a way to project artistic identity, Mr. Greilsammer's approach could not be more different from Ms. Lim's.

Is she Dorothy swept up into an evil Oz?" Ms. Knox, he added, "with no history of violence, is a screen on whom we can project any identity".

Dance is an under recognized political actor, despite widespread use of performance to project national identity onto the global stage.