Sentence examples for these protestations are from inspiring English sources

These protestations are not too credible.

Even if these protestations are simply a matter of diplomatic form, they will be alarming for the men with the dwindling purses in London.

But whatever the truth, those protestations are likely to be met with raised eyebrows from an increasingly skeptical Pakistani public.

Those and more celebrity protestations are the stock in trade of iCorrect, a new image-protecting Web site founded by Sir David Tang, a businessman and socialite in London.

His protestations are tempered somewhat by embarrassment at having been the first person to utter the m-word within earshot of the media.

In this respect the doctors' protestations are as outdated as Arthur Scargill's insistence that every pit should remain open even if there were no economic case in their favour.

To judge from China's response to complaints it has already received from other countries, Japan's further protestations are likely to land with the same sort of thud.

But while some in the city are only now beginning to believe that Mr. Kelly's boss may not be running for president, the commissioner's own protestations are meeting with skepticism.

But for relatives of the victims such protestations are merely symbolic.

People with their head screwed on realise that it's the exact people making these protestations who are likely to be mean, evil, morally abhorrent dickheads whose brainwashed children will bring around the end of days.

People with their head screwed on realize that it's the exact people making these protestations who are likely to be mean, evil, morally abhorrent dickheads with brainwashed children who will eventually bring about the end of days.