Sentence examples for excessive deference from inspiring English sources

Some have interpreted his restraint as excessive deference, even cowardice.

And both have suffered from excessive deference toward British culture at the expense of their own.

The low FISA standard of probable cause — not spinelessness or excessive deference to the government — explains why the court has so often granted the Justice Department's requests.

Although he and Mrs. Saha were living in the United States, they had grown up in India, where doctors are treated with excessive deference.

Such decisions, if upheld, offer us a chance to break the cycle of excessive deference to executive prerogative in national emergencies.

Labor reporter David Moberg describes that SEIU baggage as "coziness with big employers, limits on internal democracy, [and] excessive deference to Democratic party leaders".

Obama's excessive trust in his own heady team is all too often matched by his inherent deference to the smartest guys in the boardroom in the private sector.

Again, deference.

His achievements demand deference.

There is huge deference.

The deference is gone".