Projecting used in a sentence

Projecting in a sentence as an adjective

I'm probably projecting a little bit, and reacting to something you may not have intended to imply.

It feels like culturally there is a big emphasis on projecting an image that you know everything that needs to be known.

Whether it's valid or not, something capable of projecting into your eye while you are driving seems like it is a potential danger.

These lights focus their beam where it is needed, projecting light directly towards the eyes of motorists, rather than bouncing it off the ground for no clear reason.

You're treating his every statement as suspect by default based on the racial, sexual and political stereotype you are projecting onto him.

The importance of projecting a serious professional image to the broader society doesn't seem to even occur to most software people.

This critique appears to be projecting its author's desire for a solution to the EHR compatibility problem on to Apple.

Unfortunately, a year and a half is a long time in terms of web technologies, so a perfectly good device for projecting moving images onto a screen is now deemed obsolete.

Always be prepared for some customers, who deliberately mislead you that they don't understand the mumbo-jumbo, projecting ignorance as a shield so that they can ruin you on payments.

He's taking his personal expectations and experience of Facebook and projecting it to a catastrophic failure of the entire company to reach its audience - that's unfair at best, and honestly narcissistic.

It almost struck me that people with agendas are projecting onto this girl's blog, which doesn't seem to be intended to be controversial at all, rather just a chronicle of her lunches - including how many mouthfuls of food each meal contains as well as the color of the wristband needed to get your lunch that particular day!