Sentence examples for protestations about what from inspiring English sources
"They don't trust all the protestations about what a great character I am, but they do relate to whether you get the message on prescription drugs".
Despite Dr. Ezekiel's protestations, consumers tell us that Facts Up Front is a valuable tool that will help them make informed decisions about what they eat.
So despite his protestations, it looks like Lipschis will be brought to trial – something probably not helped by his confession that he had "heard about" what was going on at the camps. .
"I'm very troubled about what I'm hearing," said Representative Christopher Cox, a California Republican, who clearly was not persuaded by Mr. O'Connor's protestations that he took no credit for the Interior Department's decision.
And does that make that comedian, Jon Stewart — despite all his protestations that what he does has nothing to do with journalism — the modern-day equivalent of Edward R. Murrow?
One of the hallmarks of identifying fear in the public discourse are the protestations of what it is against more so than what it champions, offering simplistic shibboleths to support its position.
Despite their best protestations, what was happening here had little to do with Africa or vibes or fitness or raving.
Mr. Gore's public protestation that what he is "focused on" is "not the contest, but our democracy" offers yet further confirmation of his unctuous disingenuousness.
And if he does know what he's doing, why should I take seriously his protestations about marshalling the "forces of compassion" and strengthening communities?
Protestations about censorship were irrelevant.
