Sentence examples for despite the protestations of from inspiring English sources

And despite the protestations of some historical revisionists, for many ordinary Protestants, their religion and ethnicity seemed to be enough of a reason for them to be living in fear.

Despite the protestations of politicians, such crimes are neither new nor uncommon.

Despite the protestations of greener types, in nearly every London borough fewer people are driving to work.

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

Despite the protestations of conservation groups, the government has also organized the shootings — "samplings," in official parlance — of a handful of wolves.

Despite the protestations of the local cardiologist, and late-in-the game "guidance" from cardiology societies, this is not a new right.

Despite the protestation of the Secretaries-General, compulsory deportation of Belgian workers to Germany began in October 1942.

Despite the protestation of Fleming, whether Shyamalan did indeed ghost-write parts of "She's All That" remains unclear.

Another apparent myth is the notion that Apple despite the protestations of its devoted user base can reignite the old market-share battle it waged and lost with Microsoft.

When his 'B' test confirmed the findings, Landis was immediately sacked by Phonak despite the emphatic protestations of innocence from the rider, which turned out to be total cobblers, and he went on to be stripped of his Tour win and suspended in the most ignominious of circumstances.

"I am proud of the fact that despite the dramatic protestations of intelligence chiefs, no evidence has been shown by any government that the revelations of the last year have caused any specific harm," he added.