Examples of using Protestations in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Came the protestations again.
Protestations were followed by.
I have heard such protestations.
Their protestations are not worth anything.
No, I don't want words or protestations.
Despite protestations the trial went ahead.
He totally disregards her protestations.
And three, contrary to my dad's protestations… your bedroom floor is definitely a closet.
My endeavours, despite the client's protestations.
Even though they make great protestations of serving God they yet serve and worship the creature more than the Creator.
I cannot therefore take your protestations seriously.
It is likely, then, that the author of the Budapest sculpture took inspiration not from this popular work, but from a less well known ode by Horace,in which the Roman poet writes of Europa's desperate protestations.
She took it, despite the protestations of her father.
Thanks to you, we signed his waiver form quite happily despite all protestations.
This proposal, of course, is greeted with outright horror, and protestations that democracy must be kept because it is the best system, because public policy does reflect the will of the majority.
All indeed will profess something,but the Holy Spirit does not regard those false protestations, as they are called.
Despite Vicky's protestations Judy was possessed with finding a way to bring her and Juan Antonio together and prevailed upon her friend, Gabriella, who was a figure in the art world to throw a party and invite Vicky and Juan Antonio.
Without such depth, our moral and political protestations are just so verbiage.
And while Fritz Kreisler, whose playing pleased salon audiences, was turned down from the Vienna Philharmonic precisely because of his“excess” of vibrato, Heifetz, Milstein,and other pupils of Auer acquainted the world(heedless of their teacher's protestations) with the ecstasy of constant vibration.
This is the motif where Mao's cultural revolution, the liberation movements of the Third World,the anti-Vietnam War protestations and(especially in America) the struggles of all sorts of minorities for equality- starting with the struggle of the black population which itself was very colourful, as some groups fought for emancipation and segregation- were intertwined.
I admit, even given your new outlook on life, I'm surprised at your willingness to compel,past protestations of free will and all that.
In fact, as long as Islam wants us to be its enemy,we are, and all our protestations of friendship cannot change anything.'.
Désiré-Émile Inghelbrecht, later known as a conductor, was a member of the orchestra at the premiere, and wrote,"the work which nowadays seems to usso lucid aroused not only the protestations of the public, but also those of the musicians of the orchestra.
In fact, Islamic groups in the U.S. have been shown to do this in the other direction, when a few years ago a template wasfound for condemnations of jihad terror attacks and protestations that they had nothing to do with the Islamic doctrines that their perpetrators avowed as their primary inspiration.
The word“Protestant” comes from the Protestation at Speyer in 1529.
Never in history has there been so little protestation as nowadays against the absolute power of the state.
Protestation: Statement of the concerned, for objects for handling of personal data and calls for the elimination of data management and the erasure of managed data;
Protestation Blinken OSA Archives, one of the leading archives in the world, holding human rights documents and materials from the time of the Cold War, the organizer of the Yellow Star Houses project in 2014, wishes to express its deep outrage over the appalling act by some members of the Hungarian Christian Democratic People's Party.
By this means set at liberty and loosed from the tie of my vocational I resolved to live in a private station, free from the burden and cares of any public charge, when that most excellent servant of Christ, Martin Bucer,employing a similar kind of remonstrance and protestation as that to which Farel had recourse before, drew me back to a new station.
Hades of simulation, which is no longer one of torture, but of the subtle, maleficent, elusive twisting of meaning4- where even those condemned at Burgos are still a gik from Franco to Western democracy, which finds m them the occasion to regenerate its own flagging humamsm,and whose indignant protestation consolidates in return Franco's regime by uniting the Spanish masses against foreign intervention?