Sentence examples for vague protestations from inspiring English sources
So I left him in India, with vague protestations about needing to clear my head and figure things out and all manner of clichés that made absolutely no sense to him.
Any late-hour hopes anyone might have harbored for anything very different — outreach to Hispanic Americans that went beyond vague protestations of Trumpian love, for example — would have wilted in the Phoenix night.
His interest, in spite of the vague protestations he makes in the preface, seems to lie mostly in his subject's sex life, a frisky business that was never going to be compromised by her marriage in 1913 to the writer and diplomat Harold Nicolson, who was gay.
As long as our protestations remain vague, action doesn't need to be taken right away--really, what would you do to "fix" an annoying co-worker?
Last month the Soldiers' Mothers of St Petersburg, a group seeking information about Russian servicemen thought to have been injured or killed in Ukraine, was declared a foreign agent despite protestations that it receives no money from abroad.Many of the new laws are broadly drafted and vague about the criteria for blocking foreign cash.
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.
