Sentence examples for snubs that from inspiring English sources

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

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.

Bieber's "got a none-scandal to laugh off; he can make fun of his Grammy snubs that he obviously really cares about; sometimes-girlfriend Selena Gomez can join him for a surprise cameo and duet with Bieber on Taylor Swift's 'We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together,' or something else silly," Strecker wrote.

As for snubs, that perennial subject, the academy has once again found itself in hot water for a lack of diversity.

For some that's made the snubs that Ava DuVernay's Martin Luther King biopic Selma received (it's been nominated for best picture and best song, but there's no acting or directing nominations) even more galling.

That can't happen to a vice-president, who holds a four year-long sinecure, so groin-freezing fear is replaced by the despair of uselessness, redundancy and the minor snubs that attend it.

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".

In a snub that might have been inadvertent, he stepped in front of Mr. Bauer to have a word with Senator McCain -- the only opponent he sees as a peer, according to one Bush adviser.

Rocket fire from Gaza resumed on Saturday night with warning sirens sounding across central and southern Israel in an apparent rebuff by Hamas of attempts to extend a 12-hour humanitarian truce, a snub that could risk escalating the war.

Though Marbury denies it, his play since the All-Star Game break suggests that he was motivated by the stunning snub that kept him from joining the league's best players in the midseason exhibition.