Sentence examples for is always deferred from inspiring English sources

According to Jacques Derrida, the doyen of the school, meaning can never be precisely located; instead, it is always "deferred," moved elsewhere, located in other meanings, which refer and defer to other meanings — a snake permanently and necessarily eating its own tail.

This is because S2 is always deferring its transmissions to one of the other senders.

During pre-production, Schreiber said, "it was a real angle into the character when I noticed that Chuck, who's dominant in so many ways, was always deferring to Linda" — the fighter's third wife.

You get the sense that Bloom, with Rembrandt looking over his shoulder, was always deferring closure — not because he was a perfectionist, but because he had some metaphysical notion about an ultimate resolution that could be approached but never achieved in this material world.

About playing the pope, a character who is always being deferred to while being lugged around on a throne or gliding through his palace in robes, Mr. Irons said, "It's daft, really, but someone's got to do it".

My bro is always demurring, always deferring.

As a result, much-needed improvements in administrative systems are almost always deferred… and deferred… and deferred… sometimes until right before they IPO.

The comeback was always being deferred – at last, indefinitely.

(The potential for harassment is always in a sense a confrontation momentarily deferred).

Pay is always a massive issue for workers, and pensions are deferred pay.

"There is always a good reason not to do things, and the more we defer them, it costs a lot more, and it's much harder".