Drivers defer to one another at intersections along Kings Highway, and Pathmark shoppers no longer race to the shortest checkout aisle.
Tentatively they made their way through the intersection, ignoring the signal and deferring to one another as they had done all night.
And that disruption, innovation and creativity happen free of struggle, risk or deferring to one's own instincts.
God wants the members of the Church to honor one another, defer to one another, and build one another up in ways that were foreign to the first apostles.
One's value as a rational being cannot require that others defer to one's irrational disregard for that same value.
Indeed, just as the young residents deferred to older ones at public meetings, they did the same inside their homes, where three or four generations typically live together.
On the one hand, they deferred to parents' matchmaking demands, while on the other hand, they sought to negotiate the choice of a specific partner.
Always a one-off, Hynde is magnificent here – unapologetic and deferring to no one.
I defer to no one in this.
But just to make the point clear, gays want everyone to know that they defer to no one in their distaste for Foley's behaviour.
