Examples of using We project in English and their translations into Polish
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Colloquial
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Financial
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Official/political
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Programming
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Computer
We project delays of no more than 10 to 15 percent.
Except for Wednesday night when we project a movie on the sails.
Here, what we project is the ideal, perfect partner.
Instead of freezing ourselves in the past so that we- We- We project ourselves into the future.
Maybe. Maybe we project all their hopes, their dreams.
an explanation about karma, quite naturally we project our preconceptions onto it.
We project that President Nixon will come out of this the winner.
Alright, we will fire it up and then we project the movie off the rising mist.
But we project a final number far higher than the current offer.
Sighs Not that it's any of your business, but we project a final number far higher than the current offer.
This year, we project the number of users visiting Picodi on Black Friday to be 1.2 million.
reflect on what we are and what we project.
This is the point where we project all of our hopes and dreams into the other person.
What we project is a"me" that's identified with just one part, one event-"I failed; I'm no good!
very profound, because what we project on ourselves and others and on our work gets more
We project that onto our parents as well, who are always
In the New York Gubernatorial race, we project a win for… Michelle Perez, unseating the incumbent, James Murray.
We project these things as if we or they existed like that,
conditions that it depends on, and we project onto it much more negative qualities than are actually there.
I think that we project out the images we are seeing
by ignoring the true nature of phenomena, we project things which do not exist; we are deluded, we are confused.
What happens is that we project the expectation, the hope that this other person is going to be our other half.
If we project the vibration of half of an individual,
Normally we project all sorts of nonsense concerning how we,
Voidness doesn't mean that at all. We project onto reality all sorts of impossible ways in which things exist- for instance, isolated and independent from everything else.
We project that we would like them to be a Prince
If we want to see that the fantasy we project about ourselves doesn't refer to anything real,
But we project or superimpose on the conventional"me" the misconception that it exists in the manner of a false"me," the little controller in our heads,
We project all sorts of nonsense,