Sentence examples for protestations of two from inspiring English sources

Then, over the protestations of two lawyers, the judge, I. Leo Glasser, directed that everyone present leave the courtroom, except for federal prosecutors and lawyers representing the informer.

The BBC's interview with the EFF about wireless networking was cut short thanks to the protestations of one delegate unhappy with the media's presence at Def Con.

This is despite the protestations of her 1.2 million Instagram followers, who are constantly flooding her comments with pleas to "show your face!".

It was the first of many protestations of innocence from Chua, six months after his arrest for murder.

A united unionist front is bad form, but any protestations of horror, such as the three local Tories who quit in disgust, sound like Captain Renault in Casablanca being shocked to find gambling going on.

If his protestations of innocence fail, he could serve three more years (on top of the five he has already served) of the 16-year sentence he received for "directing terrorism".

But there was speculation that Mr Nonaka's protestations were insincere, part of one of the complex rituals that mark Japanese politics.Mr Nonaka's style and influence are typical of the way the Japanese political system has long worked: behind the scenes in smoke-filled rooms.

Mr. Ghosn and Mr. Pélata proclaimed their certainty of the employees' guilt in news media interviews, despite questions about the evidence and the three men's protestations of innocence.

"You can chase me away or you can put on a pretty dress," he says at one point, after one of Sally's many protestations of indifference.

Leakey found the presence of this pretty, hazel-eyed blonde too much for him and although then in his late 50s, and married with three children, he bombarded Goodall with protestations of his love.

Two sisters vie with each other in protestations of love, one refuses to answer.