Sentence examples for sense of project from inspiring English sources

There is, however, an irrepressible flavour to Wheeler's writing, and to her sense of project.

It is an "imagined community" as Benedict Anderson, a social scientist, defined nationhood: people are bound not by face-to-face interaction but a communal sense of project and purpose, maintained by institutions.

In terms of process, there was a strong sense of project "ownership" in Richmond.

The second problem concerned finding a way to measure a student's sense of project ownership.

These statements suggest that they had a strong sense of project ownership, consistent with the formulation of the course.

These elements suggest several features that could be incorporated into an undergraduate research experience to foster a student's sense of project ownership.

Greatness, in the sense of projecting great personal power, is much admired among the Chinese peoples; think of the continuing popularity of Mein Kampf in Taiwan.

But he came to see that one can only make sense of projects and intentions by understanding them as always connected to events in the world.

Even fewer people have any sense of projected spending over a 10-year period.

We spent the first day with the KU team in Dhulikhel, getting a better sense of the project and the materials we would need to gather to execute on the project.

There might indeed be doubt about the very sense of the project.