Sentence examples for while also projecting from inspiring English sources

Pacino embodies both as a punk nicknamed "Teacher," while also projecting a pathetic vulnerability.

Mr. Denk conveyed the music's teeming energy, while also projecting the thematic thread, however fractured, that runs through this movement.

The built-in memory allows a user to share content by recording it directly from another device while also projecting it.

Monarchy, therefore, rests on the cultural identity and symbolism of the society it represents, and in so doing it reifies that identity within the society while also projecting it to outsiders.

Since these forces are the very ones likely to dominate the 2012 nominating process – Paul was voted the most attractive conservative candidate at the bellwether Conservative Political Action Conference for the second year in a row last month – Barbour's clearly positioning himself to galvanise the GOP base, while also projecting an ability to woo independents in the general election.

In this section of the European Cup Tournament Guide, we intend to lay out some of France's troubled recent past with discrimination and racism against any multiethnic French players through a historical and narrative lens, while also projecting the starting 11 for France this summer, which we project to have a majority of players with non-French heritage.

"In turn, the government's proposed menu of measures largely relies on improved tax collection and evasion schemes, reported to be regarded as too optimistic by the institutions, while the government is also projecting increased fiscal spending mostly related to changes to pension policy," he said.

While it lasted, FilmStruck also projected a heartening sense that Turner and Warner Bros. cared enough about their cultural heritage to make the classics easily accessible to a mass audience.

While the west has also projected its power and dealt with equally noxious states, domestic political constraints make such "deals with the devil" increasingly difficult to sell to an electorate attuned to human rights, ethics, and governance.

It also projected that while the aging of the population would be offset to some extent by better education in many countries, global growth in gross domestic product, which averaged 3.5 percent a year from 1995 through 2011, would rise to 3.7 percent through 2030, but then fall to just 2.3 percent over the next three decades.

Investors, she said, had been looking for securities with "a plain-vanilla structure and coupon to support liquidity, while also supporting projects that met mitigation and adaptation criteria".