Sentence examples for snubs to from inspiring English sources
The absence of the Prince of Wales at Tuesday's banquet is the latest in a string of snubs to the Chinese.
For the moustachioed flesh-presser has delivered a series of snubs to the Foreign Press Association – the 120-year-old society for the global media's London-based correspondents.
China must prepare to strike back against Donald Trump's reckless "tantrums", a Communist party controlled tabloid has warned, as a series of snubs to Beijing from the US president-elect continued to generate diplomatic aftershocks.
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.
But, in the light of Mr Karzai's serial snubs to his American paymasters, some worry he might be preparing to ditch them for the sake of a deal with Islamabad.Even before the dismissal of Stanley McChrystal, the American commander in Afghanistan, intense gloom had set in about America's military strategy.
The Departed (2006) won because the academy wanted to make up for past snubs to Martin Scorsese.
What a cruel snub to "visual effects".
Both gestures are a deliberate snub to the Dutch authorities.
Is that a carefully calibrated snub to the Estonians?
It has been a huge snub to the right.
