Sentence examples for made protestations from inspiring English sources

All the while, the official Indian side made protestations to the effect that there could not be any meaningful dialogue between the two countries if terrorism against India were to continue.

But it always made their protestations about how the show threatened to get away from them ring a little hollow.

But the cable channel he controls has an undisguised ideological agenda, which has made his protestations a bit puzzling.

Manning's defence lawyer, David Coombs, has made official protestations that most of the witnesses he wanted to call have been declined by the military.

The Freedom Party has made insincere protestations of good intentions in the past and Mr. Haider's retractions of his comments about Nazi Germany have been unconvincing.

Her husband was informed after the fact, but made no protestations, either.

"Did you forget somehow that you were on probation?" The man whom she railed at had not attempted to speak, had made no protestation, but words were muttered now.

The play and Daniels' performance make these protestations ambiguous.

People with their head screwed on realise that it's the exact people making these protestations who are likely to be mean, evil, morally abhorrent dickheads whose brainwashed children will bring around the end of days.

People with their head screwed on realize that it's the exact people making these protestations who are likely to be mean, evil, morally abhorrent dickheads with brainwashed children who will eventually bring about the end of days.

A feeling of despair prevailed among the nonwhite population, for, although the newly self-governing colonies made some sympathetic protestations, they rarely took appropriate or effective action.