Sentence examples for some protestations from inspiring English sources

Despite some protestations to the contrary, AIPAC is bipartisan and seems pretty determined to stay that way.

Despite some protestations from participants regarding the complexity of the concepts, participants demonstrated that they were able to consider these carefully and they articulated their views in varied and interesting ways.

After some protestation that there were too many great dancers to name a favorite mambo partner, Ms. Pasek gave us her answer: "Mr. Tito Puente himself".

Despite some protestation from Dr. James Andrews - the pre-eminent sports doctor of his generation - Griffin came back just two weeks later, and then re-injured the same knee in the playoffs, tearing his ACL in the process.

That led to some grumpy protestations, not least from Pinter.

A feeling of despair prevailed among the nonwhite population, for, although the newly self-governing colonies made some sympathetic protestations, they rarely took appropriate or effective action.

One thing you can be reasonably sure of, despite some supermarkets' protestations to the contrary, is that wine prices are going to go up in 2017, so now's a good time to stock up.

Despite some loud protestations to the contrary, the evidence is truly overwhelming: mankind is the primary cause of global warming and climate change.

Everyone here remembers what happened after the December 2007 elections, when incumbent Mwai Kibaki was sworn in despite some pretty heavy protestations from his opponent, Raila Odinga.

And despite the protestations of some historical revisionists, for many ordinary Protestants, their religion and ethnicity seemed to be enough of a reason for them to be living in fear.

Despite these efforts and the continued protestations of some Southerners, "Dixie" remained wedded to its Confederate identity.