Sentence examples for romantic protestations from inspiring English sources

The book manages to debunk their romantic protestations then subtly re-enchant them.

What does is an uncarbonated script, and the fact that Tim's motives feel opportunistic, for all his romantic protestations.

Typical Marx: Romantic, charismatic, cosmopolitan, and at once able to combine the workers' revolution with protestations of uxoriousness.

She finds actors and their implausible protestations of shyness tiresome, and if anyone tells her they are "romantic", alarm bells start to ring.

For all his wry protestations of lust and ardor, Mr. Sellars's Keith seems too detached for his own romantic longings to carry much weight, either.

No protestations of love.

Despite her public protestations.

Protestations about censorship were irrelevant.

Its protestations were widely scorned.

McNulty was unimpressed by Lindh's protestations.

Mr Brown's protestations looked increasingly ridiculous.