Sentence examples for particular deference from inspiring English sources

The most powerful people in fashion treat Davé with particular deference.

Taiwanese remain shy of criticizing authority, Yeh says, showing particular deference to those who have been successful economically.

For example, the invitation list may be long -- it includes former Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani, the entire City Council, and the governors and Congressional delegations of New York and New Jersey -- but families of victims are to be treated with particular deference.

Metternich was delighted when Frankfurt was retaken in early November and, in particular, the deference the tsar showed to Francis at a ceremony organised there by Metternich.

However, I still strongly hold on to the lessons my parents taught me, in particular those regarding deference and respect.

Roberts is not atypically belligerent or obnoxious compared to other judges -- he's just typical in expecting a particular level of deference to his authority (and that level of deference is surely greater on the Supreme Court than anywhere else).

Younger and newer Democrats, in particular, showed no deference.

The suppression of paganism, by law and by the sporadic destruction of pagan shrines, is balanced by particular acts of deference.

Justice Stevens said that as the case proceeds, the government's views on the particular issues were entitled to deference.

Regardless of whether that's a good idea in general, I find the notion of deference in this particular case to be foolhardy.

The international comity doctrines are best understood as a product of a judicial judgment that in particular contexts the costs of deference to foreign interests are lower than the benefits to American interests.