Sentence examples for snub that from inspiring English sources

Nishioka was left off the 2009 Classic team, a snub that devastated him.

Mr. Rudin acknowledged, after the Golden Globes snub, that "those who love it, love it passionately, and those who resist it find it too tough as an emotional experience".

It ended an extended royal snub that had irritated and dismayed the prince and complicated choreographed efforts by his staff to gain gradual public acceptance of Mrs. Parker Bowles as his consort and possible queen.

Mr. Trudeau could end up delegating that task to a subordinate, according to two people with knowledge of the situation, a snub that could aggravate tensions with Mr. Trump.

President Obama canceled an upcoming summit with Russian President Vladimir Putin on Wednesday, a rare, deliberate snub that reflects the fresh damage done by the Edward Snowden case to an important relationship already in decline.

Jefferson was named to the all-rookie second team, a snub that frustrated him, but takes consolation because he is the only rookie still playing prominently, and in the final minutes.

Most of his answers were snubs that elicited loud guffaws from his audience.

Lopokova never admitted that she saw herself in Rezia (though she read the novel), but it didn't take long for her to register the other snubs that Bloomsbury administered.

Aside from Eminem, there were plenty of snubs that will surely divide rap heads.

It's important to extract as much enjoyment as possible from this without getting too angry about the snubs that littered the list revealed in Los Angeles on Friday night.

He told Snyder that he felt abused and snubbed, that the players and coaches would not follow Rodgers and that he would not call plays for Rodgers.