Sentence examples similar to an element of deference from inspiring English sources

Liberals' pleasure at the result was tempered by just that element of deference, because many important immigration cases challenge deportations, and seek to require courts to oversee I.N.S. decisions to a degree this opinion clearly bars.

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In the wake of the show, Letterman adopted an air of deference toward Hillary Clinton.

To age and experience Arnauld and Nicole add noble birth as an unwarranted source of deference in matters intellectual (Bk.

In a nation of deference, he likes confrontation.

The urge to cock snooks, however, is itself a sort of deference.

Dunham treated her eldest child and only son with a kind of deference.

"Juries show a lot of deference to officers for the use of deadly force.

Judicial conservatism was once principally defined as a philosophy of deference to the democratically elected branches of government.

More accurately, Europe's citizens must assume a posture of deference to Islam, or forfeit their lives.

And, perhaps, a habit of deference vanished too.