Sentence examples similar to projects negativity from inspiring English sources

In October, Lindsay Lohan – for it is she – urged folk on the east coast to stop fretting about Hurricane Sandy: "WHY is everyone in SUCH a panic about hurricane (i'm calling it Sally)..? Stop projecting negativity!

In this day and age, it seems so easy and common to project our negativity on others.

But as she tentatively began to share her secret negativity project with friends in Helsinki, where she's a book editor and translator of texts from English into Finnish, it was clear she had tapped into a rich seam.

Forgiveness to me -- now -- is freeing myself of the negativity projected upon me without the expectation or need for the other person to acknowledge the affects of their behavior.

The negativity projected by the image of organ trade can have a detrimental effect even on the organ donation for altruistic purposes because it weakens the fiber of confidence of the people in the transparency and authenticity of the process.

The idea is that all their negativity is projected firmly away from the real causes of inequality and injustice, so that Big Brother and chums can enjoy their morning coffee without some firebrand lobbing a half-brick through the panopticon window.

For one reason or another, someone will find a reason to project their insecurities, their negativity, and their fears onto you and your life, and you'll have to deal with it.

Instead channel that negativity into your projects.

But the negativity Moyes is projecting to the world has served only to deepen his image as someone lacking the inspirational qualities needed for this job.

Glynog Davies, executive member for education, said: "There is still a great deal of negativity regarding this project.

Despite the almost constant barrage of negativity everyone involved with the project carried on because they believed in the endgame.