Sentence examples for for protestations from inspiring English sources

Watch the eyes and hands fidget and listen for protestations of integrity.

The boycott is an active protest against two forms of exclusion which have persisted, despite many other forms of protestations, for over 60 years - for almost three generations.

Do her words imply a bitter reflection on the ways of the world, a wry acceptance of the "cultural realities" which seem to put France embarrassingly high up the international league tables for corruption, or are they just scorn for the protestations of the guilty?Doubtless all of the above.

Mourinho has twice been sent to the stands this season, for his protestations over Ramires' red card in March's defeat by Aston Villa and for persistently questioning Anthony Taylor's decisions in October's win over Cardiff.

45 min: It would seem Gary Speed has been sent to the stands for his protestations.

Central Casting henchmen Dino Djulbic and Rostyn Griffiths were apoplectic, both receiving yellow cards for their protestations.

Miller was booked for his protestations as the Scotland captain was manhandled by Hunt inside the six-yard box and claimed for a penalty.

The goals came after Real's Pepe was dismissed in the 61st minute and boss Jose Mourinho was sent to the stands soon after for his protestations.

Lions forward Ricardo Fuller was booked for his protestations when he had a penalty claim turned down and he would have been more incensed as the hosts went into the break in front when Tozser powered home a free-kick past the keeper's left on the stroke of half-time.

Until we see celebrities take the risk of a real economic hit for their protestations of outrage and statements of support, it's hard not to call their Twitter rants what they are: consequence-free efforts to further their connections with their fans.

Betty insists it is aimed at no one in particular, but he has little patience for the protestations of experts like Rego, who Betty says are merely beleaguered bureaucrats with neither the time nor the budget to acknowledge that cougars are resident in the East — either through steady re-population from Western or Canadian populations, or by dint of small, holdout populations that never left.