Sentence examples for protests to the contrary from inspiring English sources

His retirement and protests to the contrary fool few.

Despite their protests to the contrary, any church-splitting would be their responsibility.

"Beryl did want to win the Booker very much despite her protests to the contrary.

He remains, despite his protests to the contrary, more all-nighter than prize fighter.

Despite all its protests to the contrary, the foundation was pretty clearly playing to the anti-abortion crowd.

These are used by governments, despite protests to the contrary, not to promote health, but rather because they're cash cows.

They protest to the contrary.

However much he might protest to the contrary, it would be a mistake to define Hitchens as an ultra-rationalist.

It felt as though Lennon's last-minute withdrawal had upset the manager, though Redknapp protested to the contrary.

There's a firm belief among many experts on teenage sex that girls, however much they protest to the contrary, are not getting as much pleasure out of hookups as they claim.

Whatever the Tories may protest to the contrary, their friends in the press (some of whom, as David Yelland notes today, have spent very little time talking to Liberal Democrats) will launch a no-holds-barred assault on Nick Clegg and his party.