Sentence examples for protestations when from inspiring English sources

And, despite all their earnest protestations when one of their number does get caught doing stuff no normal person would dream of, that's the way the major parties would prefer things to stay.

Lions forward Ricardo Fuller was booked for his protestations when he had a penalty claim turned down and he would have been more incensed as the hosts went into the break in front when Tozser powered home a free-kick past the keeper's left on the stroke of half-time.

Mitchell describes Chuck as "usually affable", although the groundhog's grunts of protestation when carried indicate that that this description might be slightly magnanimous.

For all Schama's eloquent protestation, when it was over and done and we stepped out into the shiny Soho night, it was hard not be persuaded by Wolff's insistence on irrevocable transformation.

Yes, it's possible that Carlos Delgado was being truthful, but the sad reality is that so many players have lied about steroids that it is impossible to believe anyone's protestations, particularly when there are glaring anomalies on record.

But Brown's protestations were undermined when it emerged that Watson had visited him at his home in Scotland shortly before the letter emerged.

But I don't experience either gasps of surprise or protestations of pity, when I do say it.

Are we going to get similar protestations from Obama when the unemployment waters continue to rise?

And his stubbornness seems to have undone the peace talks, despite his protestations.Society fracturedIn April 2009, when troops were also called in to restore order in Bangkok, red-shirt leaders got carried away by their own rhetoric and found themselves quickly out on a limb.

She admonishes him for smoking at the table; when his protestation that it is an e-cigarette does not mollify her, he puts it down.

But her protestations of otherness ring hollow when her music is so specious and bland.