Sentence examples for protestations of a from inspiring English sources
It is testimony to QPR's spirit then that it was they who next found the net as Bothroyd's goalbound header from an Armand Traore cross ultimately found the net courtesy of the back of Helguson, who was on the goalline but - despite the protestations of a number of City players - not offside.
But the key point to make here is that sections of the media, particularly in continental Europe, remain unconvinced by cycling's protestations of a new, cleaner era, which means Froome is going to get a lot more of this in July.
The virtual Learner complained and even screamed, but there was none of the banging and shouting and protestations of a heart condition expressed by the original actor.
That defense smacks too much of the disingenuous protestation of a guilty child.
For all his protestations of being a humble chef of the woods, and his professed amazement that anyone should have heard of him, he seems to seek the validation of the establishment.
He mumbled protestations of innocence to a camera crew as he left a precinct house.
Less than 18 months after their extradition to America prompted a political storm and allegations of injustice, David Bermingham, Gary Mulgrew and Giles Darby abandoned their protestations of innocence at a hearing in Houston's federal courthouse.
This is the greatest moment of my life!" Also seen in the trailer are plenty of longing glances, awkward friend-dates, and innocent protestations of "She has a boyfriend" and "We're friends".
Resting in a cathedral, he is told by a priest that his protestations of innocence are themselves a sign of guilt and that the justice he is forced to seek must forever be barred to him.
LA ROCHEFOUCAULD A chief executive who has a fetish for demonstrations and protestations of fealty should buy a collie.
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.
