Sentence examples for record of deference from inspiring English sources

Maybe something there was worth mentioning — perhaps with a tap on the shoulder of a mentor with whom he had built a record of deference.

Maybe something there was worth mentioning perhaps with a tap on the shoulder of a mentor with whom he had built a record of deference.

When the Judge checked him and ordered the remark stricken off the records, he showed a remarkable lack of deference to the Court, but again in such a way that many people might have thought that he was defending the cause of justice and democracy.

Malcolm Gladwell has a famous/notorious chapter in "Outliers" in which he makes the case that Korean Air Lines' abysmal safety record before 2000 was related to a dysfunctional culture of deference to rank in the cockpit.

Perhaps out of deference to the club?

It smacked of deference or, worse, manipulation.

But the culture of deference to Oh has seemingly ended.

The era marked the end of the age of deference.

At first, the relationship was one of deference.

Britain's show of deference, including flying flags at half mast, was widely criticised in the wake of a spate of executions in Saudi Arabia and the country's poor human rights record.

In a nation of deference, he likes confrontation.