Sentence examples for somehow projected from inspiring English sources

In a country ravaged by abuse against women, Steenkamp was somehow projected as the ultimate poster girl for this bigger noble cause, especially considering her own convictions on the matter.

She somehow projects a sense of chatty, unflappable friendliness with a nicely sardonic edge.

I would be the worst musician if I can't somehow project my imagination into someone else's mind.

Bell is a provocateur, but a mild-mannered one, with a pinched, nasal voice that somehow projects calm.

The shimmering, iridescent material looks unexpectedly disco, as if the forward-looking Wheeler could somehow project her imagination all the way past the space age.

To counter these impressions and win back some of the centrist voters who are now flirting with Romney, Obama must somehow project something more positive.

There was the perennial mini-series star Jane Seymour somehow projecting cool on a broiling evening despite being clad in a Creamsicle-colored Escada sweater trimmed in matching fur.

"Just like George Soros and company underwrote the Fairness Doctrine several years ago," he said, "this is about going after conservative talk on the Internet and banning it by somehow projecting it as being false".

The construction of this monumental reference book itself is something like the crafting of the great medieval cathedrals: almost impossibly painstaking in detail, but somehow projecting an overarching sense of connection and purpose.

Or is he pursuing the correct policies but somehow projecting weakness (as he surely does with Republicans at home)?

Those campaigning for a No vote would say that the laws somehow project a love for women and their babies.