11.   The world was amazed, and it projected a sense of omnipotence.

12.   Too bad, because the production design projects a sense of extravagant fun that the exchanges between the cartoony characters utterly lack.

13.   Whether she is singing Handel or Berlioz, Ms. Hunt projects a sense of style that is uncanny in its rightness.

14.   Why in the name of Godzilla is Dr. Goodall, who has always projected a sense of quiet, even self-effacing dignity, hawking a television movie channel?

15.   With his dawn-to-midnight schedule, he projected a sense that he was running over his problems instead of running from them.

16.   Aides say Bush hopes to build coalitions one national leader at a time, while projecting a sense of humility and respect to nations wary of the superpower.

17.   Blumenthal, a German-born Jew who fled to Shanghai with his parents, specifically sought to project a sense of an enduring Jewish community in Germany.

18.   He has always been able to connect with the common man, to project a sense of sympathy and engagement.

19.   He projected a sense of calm and order amid the chaotic political climate, Democratic and Republican admirers said.

20.   Jusuf said banks must project a sense of trust by providing full and satisfactory customer services.