Sentence examples for In the protestations from inspiring English sources

This was especially noticeable in the protestations of innocense that surrounded the jockeying for the Vice-Presidential nomination.

He played a leading role in the Protestation of 1641, and died not long after.

In spite of the protestations of Israeli liberals such as Amos Oz that to allow back 3.5m Palestinians would be suicidal for Israel, a solution was possible.

But Africa and its struggles are essential to the picture: as the presence of an African backdrop, in conjunction with the protestations of core values, attests.

He had dropped a set in each of his three lead-up matches but dismissed one of the most obdurate fighters in tennis and confirmed that he surely will be the player to beat in Paris, whatever the protestations to the contrary by Federer, who regards Nadal as the automatic favourite.

In his opposition to immigration restriction he highlighted the diplomatic insult to Japan and other Asian nations, and published a pamphlet in 1905 supporting the protestations of the Japanese government against the policy.

Americans have traditionally divided the country into three bands of income: rich, poor and a broad middle class in which, despite the protestations of statisticians, almost all Americans felt membership.

When the MP3 revolution stormed the consumer world, I got caught up in it against the protestations of people telling me that "digital is just a cheap approximation of analog!

In mid-life, despite the protestations of my father, she returned to the study of several HSC subjects.

Look at the massive damage to confidence and stability in 2012 when there was doubt about whether Greece would remain in the euro – despite the protestations of everlasting currency union by all involved..

"Mr Robert was clearly unfit to remain in the ministry – despite the protestations of his mate Scott Morrison [the treasurer] – and his behaviour absolutely warrants an investigation by the AFP".