Sentence examples for of these protestations from inspiring English sources

Again, the murder of Blaze was done amidst massive protest from the public, activists and bear behavior experts alike, and yet again, officials chose to ignore all of these protestations.

Mr Major dismisses claims that he has tried to suppress the report as a cheap smear.Despite these protestations of innocence, there is a heavy whiff of politics about the timing of this affair.

To admit knowledge of the murder and of who committed it after these protestations by him would for most people be the equivalent of a confession of guilty participation in advance of the crime.

These protestations of innocence are going down like a lead balloon in Saudi Arabia, which, since the death of King Abdullah, is under new management.

"I'm a bit astonished by the hypocrisy of the reactions," she said of the protestations of astonishment and sorrow from the mainstream political class.

In spite of the protestations of Israeli liberals such as Amos Oz that to allow back 3.5m Palestinians would be suicidal for Israel, a solution was possible.

The people who'd rather not talk about celebrities coming out are much more likely to be speaking from a deep-seated dislike and disapproval of homosexuality, so when I hear these kinds of protestations toward good taste, I tend to ignore them and plow on regardless.

In a novel about the elusive nature of right and wrong, these excessive protestations rob the story of much of its impact.

It offers the first full study of the Protestation, the first state oath to be issued under parliamentary authority.

These cries of protestation from some of the main pushers are also subsumed, like all protest eventually is.

These 2007 protestations of your newspaper are both disquieting and disingenuous.