Sentence examples for public projections from inspiring English sources

But these public projections of cooperation hide simmering concerns about China's growing regional influence.

She approached about 100 museums with the idea of the public projections.

The building, which now serves as the town's municipal museum, has a large inner courtyard perfect for public projections.

So General Motors could earn as little as $1.25 a share in the fourth quarter of 2000 -- barely half of what analysts are estimating -- and still meet its public projections.

A white van pulled up beside the embassy and two men from a company that specializes in public projections got out to greet us.

His doctoral dissertation, Communication Conduct in an Island Community (1953), presented a model of communication strategies in face-to-face interaction, and focused on how everyday life rituals affect public projections of self.

The public projection validates private rancour.

There was always a contrast between the public projection of the Sky image – marginal gains, no stone left unturned, glory upon glory – and the apparent organisational chaos beneath.

His public projection has been into a series of heterogeneous personae, from Ziggy and the Duke to Tin Man and Serious Moonlighter.

Privately, some involved with the film are guessing that final ticket sales will go as high as $2.5 billion, though Fox has made no public projection.

It would be very easy for him to not notice the public projection of himself as a "leader in a time of war" has become not only significantly over-engineered, but has become something larger than a bit of branding.