Sentence examples for All protestations from inspiring English sources

All protestations to the contrary, he is on top of everything, a posture that mutes the play's dark humor.

In any case, all protestations would have met with a wall of insouciance.

The title is literal: the narrator repeatedly makes the case that urban or suburban life is vastly preferable to the bleak deprivations of the country: "Despite all protestations to the contrary, God does not wait for us out in those trees".

"It is so clear that Latvia's peg is ultimately unsustainable, all protestations by Latvian government officials notwithstanding," said Kenneth Rogoff, a former chief economist at the I.M.F.. "But ultimately unsustainable pegs can go on for years before crashing and burning, and Brussels seems to be willing to pay a lot to get past the financial crisis before cutting the cord on Latvia".

Afrikaner, despite all the protestations, implies white.

"Because all those protestations about 'I could never lead, it's not in my DNA to lead' – that's classic Richard".

For all these protestations, it has long seemed to me that Cameron could not survive defeat and, no less to the point, would not want to.

"They don't trust all the protestations about what a great character I am, but they do relate to whether you get the message on prescription drugs".

Every time he finishes a book, he makes a song and dance about being fed up with it, making all these protestations about never writing another book.

For all the protestations by gun owners that most are responsible with their weapons, I have been struck by how many killings take place because people do careless, stupid things.

And does that make that comedian, Jon Stewart — despite all his protestations that what he does has nothing to do with journalism — the modern-day equivalent of Edward R. Murrow?