Sentence examples for perceived snub from inspiring English sources

His son, however, is sanguine about the perceived snub.

Instead, in a bizarre twist, the story has become about this perceived snub to their intelligence.

The actor's youngest daughter, Rosa, tweeted yesterday that her father would have taken the perceived snub in his stride.

I've seen names get crossed off Maxine's invite list as retribution for a perceived snub at the supermarket.

"We're going, 'Are you insane?' " he says, his extremely healthy ego flaring up in response to yet another perceived snub.

In Queensland state football trumps all and Cherry-Evans' perceived snub of those north of the Tweed is unlikely to do any enduring damage to his legacy.

The list of perceived snubs is long, and growing longer by the day.

The Grammys themselves have come under fire in recent years for their perceived snubs of black artists.

That is where the Nets are, a middle ground between grasping for the respect they think they deserve and using the perceived snubs for motivation.

They did not, however, commiserate about Bill Clinton, who is in a self-pitying meltdown about not being Elvis anymore, trying to shake down Obama for more — more apologies for perceived snubs and more help paying off the $22 million Clinton debt.

But that distinction has been largely lost in China, where the solar panel issue has been one of many causes embraced online by the country's vociferous ultranationalists, who put heavy pressure on Chinese officials to respond forcefully to perceived snubs to China.