Sentence examples for pure projection from inspiring English sources

For many of us, Trump is a Surrealist phenomenon, the pure projection of New York's unconscious desires.

Perhaps this is pure projection on the part of the observer, whose thoughts have already drifted into the week ahead.

Some see a portrait as a pure projection of self-image, a mask or veneer, instead of a deep psychological unfolding.

The stake seems to have been created by pure projection: American prestige is at stake in Cambodia because high U.S officials have said so.

With no individual human being to credit for the hit -- no swaggering flying ace, no deadeye tail gunner, no squinting rifleman -- it felt like a pure projection of my will, of my own continuing anger about terrorism.

This is not the same thing as imagination or inventiveness: the feeling of not believing something you are reading arises not from the fact that it is set in Hogwarts School but from the suspicion that it is pure projection.

Those reactions are pure projections of their own reality and they have nothing to do with what we said or did.

Sometimes it was pure, desperate projection.

There are lots of reasons for the narrator's futile, furtive crush, but the most obvious one, freely admitted by him, is that he can use the damaged girl as a symbol, a mental fiction, a piece of pure self-projection: she is, he imagines, the true version of adolescence; her arrested path gives the lie to the official, adult lies.

But McCain's VP choice is not negation; it is projection, pure and simple.

Miguel wanted the album to be "a pure and honest projection of my lifestyle and my kaleidoscope dream", and used the music's pace and sound to represent his lifestyle and the lyrics to represent his personality.