Sentence examples for past protestations from inspiring English sources

But for the first time he refused to reiterate past protestations that Chrysler was not for sale.Despite a healthy performance by the rest of DaimlerChrysler (Mercedes-Benz, trucks, finance and so on), the firm's net earnings in the final quarter of 2006 plunged to a meagre €577m ($724m), fully 40% lower than a year earlier.

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.

He talks readily about a colourful past that involves various political affiliations and adventures, disgraces and protestations of innocence.

Psychiatry, its own medical protestations notwithstanding, is experienced as a troubling fringe discipline with a troubling past: female sexual problems should be removed 'from the realm of primarily psychiatric disorders … into the mainstream of research and treatment' (Rosenthal, 2001: 203; emphasis added).

Heart-soaring rounds of tear-filled good-byes, token promises and protestations of love and remembrance concluded, gingerly placed kisses having found their way past the tubing and the wires, the nurse started the drip, an IV cocktail of two potent drugs.

And he won't hear of Ahmed's protestations, saying, "You sleep in the downstairs room, because we need to get there by half past seven at the latest".

In the past few months, a succession of Governor Ryan's aides and allies have been indicted.The governor faces no charges, but his protestations of innocence and ignorance have been met with mounting disbelief.

No protestations of love.

Despite her public protestations.

Protestations about censorship were irrelevant.

Its protestations were widely scorned.