Sentence examples similar to a late protestation from inspiring English sources
Mr. Trump doubled down on his complaints about protesters — "bad dudes," he called them Thursday night — and defended his supporters' right to "hit back". Litttle wonder, then, that there were clashes later that day between Trump supporters and protesters at an event in Chicago, prompting Mr. Trump to cancel the event with too-little, too-late protestations about wanting to avoid violence.
An overheard bedroom indiscretion, between the prima donna and an actor, replete with her protestations "Hands off" and "Don't bite," is incorporated, word for word, by an ingenious playwright, Sandor Turai, into a script for a late-night divertissement to be performed in that grand castle with the paper-thin walls.
It's the conflict of interest that might prevent a video like that showing Rodney King being beaten, or an image of a protestation by self-immolation.
At first glance, it is a curious protestation.
(It doesn't occur to him that the joking might have been a defiant protestation of innocence).
An advert offers garments ranging "from the merest tinge of regret to a total protestation of mourning".
It twists a protestation of innocence into "lying to investors".
But it was a protestation totally at variance with his conduct.
Fischer apparently meant this as a protestation of innocence, but Americans could be excused for taking it another way.
A magnificent late achievement.
