Sentence examples similar to inspired deference from inspiring English sources
They said he was loath to bring on partners, publicly berated even senior employees, and moved through the office as a brooding, bullying presence who inspired fear and deference.
Cruyff clashed with football authorities, inspired, astonished and delighted his contemporaries and smashed old patterns of deference.
It is still bracing, at a time when the extreme deference we pay to faith has made any attack on religious beliefs unacceptable, to hear Voltaire on Jesuits and Muslims alike — to hear him howl with indignation at the madness and malignance of religion — and to be reminded that that free-thinking, which inspired Twain and Mencken, has almost vanished from our world.
He likes to trace each problem he identifies to a mistaken law or principle: judges' deference to juries inspires irresponsible lawsuits, civil service regulations lock up bureaucrats, antidiscrimination laws encourage employees to sue their managers.
Whether it's a traffic stop, a neighborhood scuffle, a domestic issue, commission of a crime, or just a walk down a city street, an encounter with a cop should inspire something amongst the options of respect, deference, relief, assurance, a sense of protection, or at least an acknowledgement of authority... not panic, terror, and fear of imminent death.
It will be interesting to see if Brand can infuse the character with the right blend of deference for the original and his own chaotic spin on it to inspire audiences to appreciate the performance without constantly comparing him to Moore.
