Sentence examples for in its protestations from inspiring English sources

His proclivities serve particularly well in a work that, for all its luminous qualities, is quintessentially dark in its fears and, yes, militant in its protestations.

Israel is not alone in believing that Iran, despite its protestations, is secretly hard at work on a nuclear bomb.

On Sunday, R. A. Dickey was pitching a two-hit shutout before he was removed in the sixth inning against his protestations after Manuel concluded that Dickey had strained a muscle in his upper left leg.

Tavani and his team eventually won awards for the discovery, but Tavani dismissed it when it first appeared in 2007 despite protestations from members of his team because the observations seemed too weird.

He has been asked many times if his marriage to Jelena Ristic after winning Wimbledon in June and the pending arrival of their first child had distracted him, and was firm in his protestation to the contrary.

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!

I can't say I was particularly heroic in my protestations: I was frozen.

But the daughter insists, Caillou-like in her protestations, that none of the proposed sleeping styles will work.

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

Finding a shared cause in their protestations against these new British acts, Americans set the foundation for future collaboration between the colonies.

There are points in the second act, as Kitty becomes more strident in her protestations of irritation at the male dependents in her life, that you may become a little sick of Kitty's being sick of things.