Sentence examples for protestations that it was from inspiring English sources

None of the protesters believed Cuadrilla's protestations that it was not intending to frack.

The best-known measure is, of course, the Scholastic Aptitude Test, taken by college-bound seniors only but widely used as a proxy for school performance despite its proprietor's continuous protestations that it was not designed for that purpose.

Despite protestations that it was a matter of national import, the prime minister's press people refuse to divulge the brand.

After the concert, Hot Chip fans asked Thomas how much the band had practised together – ignoring his protestations that it was all improvised.

No arch one-liners to deflect attention, no glib protestations that it was all just a joke, not to be taken seriously.

Below, Little describes the experience of trying to sell a book he believed in ― in spite of publishers' protestations that it was too long or too "exclusive".

Despite its protestations that it is an independent, business-minded entity, it acts like any other government agency.

Mr Menard's protestations that it is a portmanteau of the French words web, langage, logo, artistique and compagnie fell on deaf ears.

Despite the GOP's protestations that it is championing "commonsense" safeguards against fraud, most political analysts agree that turnout has been a preoccupation.

Protestations that it's 'voyeuristic' are invalid as long as you visit with a company such as Cape Capers (00 27211 448 3117), from £26, led by amiable Faizal Gangat, where you know the money is going back to the local community.

Wenger's protestation that it was difficult to sustain a challenge given the number of London derbies simply sounded like the desperate raving of the eternally overwhelmed.