Sentence examples for with protestations from inspiring English sources

But it is evasive to answer questions about your judgement with protestations of your probity.

Those who know Jason have peppered the media with protestations defending his love for Iran and his political neutrality.

Trying to efface the reality of a sad and violent death with protestations of romance is less so.

Typical Marx: Romantic, charismatic, cosmopolitan, and at once able to combine the workers' revolution with protestations of uxoriousness.

So, while he hisses hostility at the West, he has smothered Russia with protestations of admiration and loyalty of a kind it never hears anywhere else nowadays.

Also suddenly appearing on the radar with protestations of loyalty to the prime minister are the Innovation and Skills secretary, John Denham, and the Business Secretary Lord Mandelson.

Telecommunications company acquiescence to the bulk phone records collection orders also contrasts with the protestations of some internet companies regarding their relationship with the NSA.

But Africa and its struggles are essential to the picture: as the presence of an African backdrop, in conjunction with the protestations of core values, attests.

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.

It is directed at moviegoers who, having feasted on large-screen adaptations of her major novels, will not be fobbed off with pedantic protestations that there are no more to adapt.

Half the time I felt as though I were living in a modern-day version of "Carmen Juan Antonioio would deliberately try to make me jealous, then soothe me with baroque protestations of his love.