deferential sentence examples

• Deferential in the face of public interest immunity claims from government.
• Deferential attitude of the united kingdom's political leaders toward the european union.
• Obviously you must be polite, but don't be too deferential, and remember the power of eye contact.
• Science and technology society is becoming less deferential, with people increasingly demanding more involvement in the decisions that affect their lives.
• Deferential press treatment of the roosevelts in the white house with the clinton era.
• The age we live in is democratic not deferential.
• Deferential tone disarmed critics and left many an anti-american voice speechless, literally.
• I discovered in a moment why the orator of the hustings is so deferential to the mob.
• Deferential manner giving them all their titles.
• They are all very deferential to each other so unlike life at home.
• Deferential relationship between the fan-base and the football club.
• This approach might be thought to be perhaps both overly dismissive of the human rights commission and overly deferential to the strasbourg court.
• Deferential respect, appreciating what your lordship has already decided.

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