Sentence examples for that we project from inspiring English sources

The problem is grounded in the general idea that we project predicates onto reality (a reality that is itself "constructed" by those projections, according to the constructivist approach Goodman defended from the time of A Study of Qualities [1941], hence in The Structure of Appearance [1951] and, later, in Ways of Worldmaking [1978]).

We trust them so much that we project meaning on to them".

"We diminish our standing in the world and the values that we project, which include liberty, democracy, human rights and open markets, when we torture," Mr. Huntsman said.

[1] But the world is not getting old as fast as we are; rather, it's our own intimations of mortality that we project on global affairs.

It offers a fascinating window into human psychology, and allows for easier emotional connection with the otherwise meaningless games that we project our workaday hopes and fears and anger and miseries onto.

Or, as he once obliquely put it, "does the angle between two walls have a happy ending?" – by which he meant that we project narrative on to external reality, that the imagination remakes the world.

"You find one place that we projected the destruction of the free enterprise system, and I will buy you lunch," said a playfully indignant Donohue on Wednesday.

It was like that; we already had the project ready.

As soon as we finished that project, we both started to get really busy.

Perhaps we project that need back into the past.

One of the great things is that we have projects with Sidney Kimmel, projects with River Road.