Sentence examples for deference shown from inspiring English sources

As a non-reigning royal, he must endure public scrutiny, while receiving none of the deference shown to the monarch.

The resulting Profumo affair heralded the fall of Harold Macmillan's Tory government, and with it a substantial erosion of the deference shown to the upper classes.

The deference shown to doctors has diminished and many parents are amateur experts if they have access to the internet and are willing to go "doctor shopping".

The deference shown Dr. Khan at the end began decades before, when he was working secretly and successfully to make his country a nuclear power.

And they illustrated that for all the deference shown to Mr. Greenspan on monetary policy, his voice is not the only one at the table.

This sounds like the concert performance it is: more narrated than enacted, with deference shown to the orchestra that brought the singers together.

The deference was shown to the Government of the day.

(KI, local chairman) Likewise, the manner in which students conducted themselves, the cultural deference they showed, and the respect they exhibited through community interactions facilitated the establishment of strong relationships.

Rollins praised Brown for his baseball intellect, his willingness to ask questions and listen, and the deference he showed veterans.

Her English wasn't hopeless, once you pierced the gauze of the almost total deference she showed her husband, never speaking without checking his eyes for cues.

Bush genially complains, in a way that indicates less than complete displeasure, about the deference people show him in the Oval Office, even people who have come intending to criticize or disagree with him.