Sentence examples for previous protestations from inspiring English sources

The tally goes against previous protestations by the UK and US that there were any official statistics on the death toll connected to the war.

Rock's old protestations of authenticity (versus Broadway contrivance) have been crumbling.

Celine feels she is always making sacrifices for Jesse, a writer prone to sometimes hollow and self congratulatory protestations of unequivocal devotion (his previous books like the two previous films in the series have documented their relationship) while Jesse has sacrificed the possibility of a closer relationship with his son by remaining in France for the sake of Celine's career.

Saddam had "previous" for mass murder, a history of megalomaniacal duplicity, and his protestations of having destroyed any WMD couldn't be believed – or better, proved, as you can't prove a negative.

"Never has a politician, despite his outraged protestations, loved war as much as the old man".

I would be more inclined to accept the Saudi embassy's protestations of innocence in the affair were it not for the fact that the kingdom has previous form.

But their protestations to the contrary, with Mr. Bush or Mr. Gore as president, the federal government would have a more forceful presence in American classrooms than in previous administrations.

No protestations of love.

Despite her public protestations.

Protestations about censorship were irrelevant.

Its protestations were widely scorned.