From this time forward, and especially after the deaths of his two remaining seniors in 1395 and in 1398, respectively, the prince of Yan became increasingly arrogant and imperious; when the old emperor died in the summer of 1398 the prince of Yan, in full vigour at the age of 38, considered himself the de facto head of the imperial clan and expected to be treated deferentially by his nephew.
Do you know how to do a take?" "Do I know how to do a take?" King said deferentially, dropping out of character, abandoning his Goldwyn soul.
Underneath, one of the instructors wrote, in red ballpoint, "Excellent!!" The trip began in Ghana, where Day and his fellow New Yorkers were sometimes shocked to see black Africans behave deferentially around their white counterparts.
"Do you want to see what I've done?" I asked deferentially.
He was imperturbable not so chummy as to cause offense, but deferentially amiable: "How can I help?" The kind of submissiveness you'd see in the wan demeanor of a field hand or an old retainer.
"Go ahead," I said, deferentially.
In the car, McInerney addressed Ban deferentially.
Most, though disagreeing, treated him deferentially.
"Could it be something more specific?" Faris asked, deferentially.
Mr. Boccieri, 41, deferentially let them have their say.
Invariably, the peasants kissed Naquib's hand deferentially.
