Sentence examples for rebuffs of from inspiring English sources

Another contentious issue in the draft resolution is the use of two crucial words, "material breach," to describe Iraq's past and potential future rebuffs of weapons inspections.

The Tramp, Chaplin also said, "is always quick to do things for his own protection and he is clever in dodging brickbats and rebuffs of others and sliding adverse conditions off on some other fellow.

The convention in that form is to stress its unattainability and the cruel rebuffs of the beloved.

Continued rebuffs of Huawei in the United States, the document added, "is giving rise to a de facto blueprint for mirror-like Chinese measures to protect perceived strategic industries in the mainland".

India's rebuff of the administration has been acutely felt.

He said he hoped that the rebuff of the tax bill would change that.

Peggy's slick rebuff of a suitor is typical of this series' main theme: female emancipation.

According to historians, their fate was sealed by their rebuff of the king's homosexual advances.

In Tuesday's nominations the surprises included a rare rebuff of Pixar and its chief creative officer, John Lasseter.

It is important to note the reason for the union's rebuff of the proposed four-conference plan.

Taken together, the battle sequences — scrappy, stumbling, pitted with panic — constitute a sharp rebuff of the traditional Hollywood blitz.