Sentence examples for more protestations from inspiring English sources

That's why this campaign has been marked on both sides by more protestations of faith than were ever provoked by Torquemada.

This produced more protestations from Gimelstob, who refused to continue playing until a referee from the United States Tennis Association ruled on the play.

There were almost daily suicide bombings and attacks on settlements; more Israel raids into Palestinian territories; more protestations from Prime Minister Ariel Sharon that there could be no peace negotiations so long as Yasir Arafat led the Palestinians; stymied diplomatic efforts by the U.S.; and more dead on both sides.

A loving relationship requires more than protestations or even feelings of love; it requires kindness and respect.

Those and more celebrity protestations are the stock in trade of iCorrect, a new image-protecting Web site founded by Sir David Tang, a businessman and socialite in London.

As to the cultural gulf between Europe's recent resistance to Google scans and our more intimate protestations, it comes down to different preoccupations in managing the same commendable cautiousness.

The EU for example has been absurdly flummoxed by events in Kyiv, unable to more than issue protestations and to imply that relations may have to be reconsidered.

It is his misfortune that, to the doubters, the more vehement the protestation, the more forced it sounds.

But more likely, the protestation that she's changed is the best indicator that she hasn't changed at all.

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.

I suspect that Mr. Cannuscio's protestations are more tied to support for development and business interests than concern for the average person's quest for the enjoyment the East End used to offer.