"I hope he and the president take note that I am bending over backwards to display deference".
Graham, however, displays no deference.
From the comparisons, the results display obvious deference of wave propagations in terms of dispersion characteristics by different shell theories when thicker piezoelectric layer are used and when higher wave number is considered.
The Blackburn fans shared none of the deference displayed by their team.
In previous post-9/11 terrorism cases, US judges have displayed an unthinking deference to the government.
It has discarded the deference it displayed toward the Gandhi family and toward the Anglicised or, these days, Americanised top levels of society.
Still, he toned down his window display in deference to the firefighters from around the corner who died.
This surprising display of deference, possibly coupled with growing American threats to bring the matter before the Security Council, persuaded the Iranians to sign a joint statement with the E.U.-3, as the delegation has come to be known.
Chris Matthews, the program's host, introduced Mr. Roach as a "very prestigious fellow" and, in a rare display of deference from Hardball's brusque ringmaster, only interrupted him three times.
The display of deference is a ritual of Indian politics, yet in a country governed by old men, Mr. Yadav represents something new: At 38, he is now India's youngest chief minister, overseeing a state with more than 200 million people, more of a country than a state.
