Sentence examples for the protestations of from inspiring English sources

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 the protestations of politicians, such crimes are neither new nor uncommon.

They failed that test yesterday, whatever the protestations of their coach.

Despite the protestations of greener types, in nearly every London borough fewer people are driving to work.

The suit also attempts to suggest a pattern of Mr Duffy refusing to take the protestations of his employees seriously.

"We joined the United Nations's treaties" — against the protestations of Israel and the U.S. — "and didn't make much progress initially.

Whatever the protestations of its fans, this system of law does not favour women or local custom.

In mid-life, despite the protestations of my father, she returned to the study of several HSC subjects.

It became a work of art in the eyes of the world against the protestations of the Parisian art world.

This was especially noticeable in the protestations of innocense that surrounded the jockeying for the Vice-Presidential nomination.

Despite the protestations of conservation groups, the government has also organized the shootings — "samplings," in official parlance — of a handful of wolves.