Sentence examples for strive to project from inspiring English sources

Several strive to project cool and confident as much as comical.

Candidates always strive to project an image consistent with the office they are seeking.

This week in Birmingham, David Cameron will strive to project the Conservatives as reliable stewards of the economy.

No matter what Mr. Bloomberg decides to do, the shock waves from Wall Street are forcing his potential successors to recalibrate their strategies and message as they strive to project a Bloomberg-like command of the city's finances.

What To Expect: Both candidates will strive to project the image of a strong and steady leader who can steer the country through troubled economic times.

Recently, Belle and Sebastian has become less camera-shy, but it still strives to project an image of cuddly eccentricity.

Brendan Rodgers, his predecessor, could turn a phrase, too, but he always seemed to be striving to project an image of the modern, thinking manager.

Officials in Mr. Chávez's government strove to project an image of business as usual and deflected inevitable questions about a vacuum at the top.

Having the family around -- Mrs. Lazio is frequently by his side at campaign events -- helps bolster the mainstream, family-man image Mr. Lazio is striving to project.

In striving to project the pathbreaking elements and impetuosity of the music (and Beethoven was renowned for his improvisations), Ms. Lim plays with such rhapsodic freedom and fleet tempos that her interpretations sometimes seem willful, even cavalier.

The travails of Mr. Hsu have proved an embarrassment for the Clinton campaign, which has strived to project an image of rectitude in its fund-raising and to dispel any lingering shadows of past episodes of tainted contributions.