Sentence examples for really project from inspiring English sources

I get a chance to really project my name out there.

It wasn't until I got the courage to really project and start gesticulating wildly that I began to get it.

"It's too big and too vast for the sound to really project well," said Marc Béliveau, a violinist in the orchestra.

The Congressional Budget Office can't really project savings because there's no hard evidence they will produce any and no way to measure how much.

Without Maestri's burnished tone and immaculate projection it would be a much duller evening, but even he doesn't really project Falstaff's fading old-world grandeur as much as he might in a different production.

The most important thing, I think, as a singer is doing something that you're connected to and something that you feel like you can really project into the world, that people are going to want to listen to, that you feel that you convey an idea or an emotion or something during that performance.

"We are really projecting our own esthetic on him".

She showed strength, she's obviously bright, she understands energy issues — she really projected the image of a leader tonight".

She just really didn't give a shit, and I think that really projected through her interviews, her music, her persona, and that's what connected with people.

Therefore, the authors computed the extreme rays of the flux cone and then projected them onto the subspace of interest, without really projecting the flux cone.

This really differs project to project.