Sentence examples similar to deep deference from inspiring English sources
"I started out looking for evidence of how the various nationalities were interacting but this deep seated deference to male leadership came as a bit of a shock," says Bevelander.
Sessions delved deep into the matter of deference and the respect that he said he had "earned" due to his time in the Senate.
The culture of deference to the clerical mystique is deep-rooted.
At the University of Chicago Booth School of Business, the dean told the authors that "the most important change needed was not new curricular materials or courses but faculty and student behaviors that encouraged deep questioning and professional communication without trading substance for deference".
Balamory's deep conservatism is reflecting in its stress on good manners and deference.
If anything, the deep uncertainties imply that the court will grant the agency even more deference than usual.
That very act of insight, listening for the true and deepest, most genuine self in silence, is an interior movement that gives deference to the spirit.
An unhealthy deference to power is taught from an early age, as is a deep reluctance to pass on responsibility downward.
Her email hinted at the deep-seated mindset among white Americans who dismiss black humanity in order to preserve an unwavering deference to authority -- so I called her.
And so it was with a measure of deference that the bridal-bouquet catcher, Stephanie Monyak, whose métier requires little more than luck and a deep pool of single friends, approached Furman.
