Sentence examples for to the protestations from inspiring English sources
He told reporters that Bill Gates had "a Napoleonic concept of himself," and compared Microsoft's declaration of innocence to the protestations of gangland killers.
Short shrift should be given to the conjured opinions of nature-loving poets, as to the protestations of those lucky few who live on greenbelt land.
Walsh leapt into the breach, responding to the protestations of those attendants by pointing to the bright pink silks he was wearing and insisting the advancing jockeys would be sure to see him.
The BBC's interview with the EFF about wireless networking was cut short thanks to the protestations of one delegate unhappy with the media's presence at Def Con.
Contrary to the protestations of the U.S. counterterrorism establishment, the Islamic State has momentum and its menace is growing.
The suit also attempts to suggest a pattern of Mr Duffy refusing to take the protestations of his employees seriously.
It's now our sensibility, a kind of DreamWorks stamp, one that will keep us going for a long time.' It's hard to believe the protestations that his anger at Disney isn't still keeping him going.
Caldwell learned at the feet of the master about how to set a goal and then stick to it, despite the protestations coming from his own locker room.
Ryan's remarks soon gave way to the usual protestations of innocence: "This has nothing to do whatsoever with race," he declared the next day.
"I've been astounded by some of the statements of Gates and Ballmer," he said, referring to the continuing protestations of William H. Gates, the company's chairman, and Steven A. Ballmer, the president, that Microsoft did absolutely nothing wrong.
Even as he spoke, soaring way above the shy and occasionally stuttering hesitancy of his challenger, Prince Ali bin al-Hussein – a man talking with his head down to the ground – protestations sounded from those many people who have watched the propriety and sanctity of their beloved game being devoured.
