Sentence examples for further snubs from inspiring English sources

Most TV channels this morning are focusing on Mr Putin's interview with Germany's ARD channel and a gas explosion in Moscow, seemingly steering clear of suggestions that Mr Putin left Brisbane earlier than planned, reportedly to avoid further snubs.

In a further snub to foreign influence, Cameron used the economic crisis in Greece to pledge that a Conservative government would never join the euro.

In a further snub to Cameron, it has emerged that Russia is sending only its deputy foreign minister, Oleg Syromolotov, to the London summit.

In a further snub, the couple's children were excluded from the service, deemed unworthy to share a church with the Imperial Household.

The choice of Milan over Rome further snubbed the capital's pride.

If, at this moment of rage and cynicism, the ruling class goes even further and snubs popular opinion, then that will set off an ugly, destructive, and yet fully justified popular rebellion.

The artists appear to have appropriated the misnomer in a further ironic snub.

But President Obama has no plans to take the lead in proposing further gun control legislation, aides say, and the nation's major gun rights group is snubbing the invitation.

The "Selma" snubs were a further surprise given that two Hollywood power players — Brad Pitt and Oprah Winfrey — were involved in a producing capacity.

While I am a big fan of this analysis, I also realized that beyond being inducted as a member of the "snub club," people and series that don't reap nominations on announcement day are often solely given a snub club membership without any further mention.

Pakistan is now warning that a snub by Mr. Clinton could worsen tensions even further.