Sentence examples for some deference from inspiring English sources

He deferred to politicians who actually deserved some deference, given Mr. Bloomberg's status as political novice.

That earns him some latitude and some deference.

Mr. Honeck naturally deserves some deference in selecting repertory.

After that, they often treated me with some deference.

They could continue to give some deference to the states.

I have no idea which is the case here – and Sir Anthony's view deserves some deference.

Some cite deference to authority as the reason that many Jews hesitated to leave Germany.

The invitation urged guests to "honor Robert and Mary Catherine Gibbs with drinks, laughs, some humiliating deference, respect and sucking up".

Now, as Morgan stood behind the left-field stands, waiting for the Mets to play the Red Sox under Florida's glare, people stopped to say hello, some in deference, others in search of baseball wisdom.

At some point, deference is given to free speech, Leonard L. Gordon, director of the Northwest regional office of the F.T.C., said at the greenwash conference Friday, and the agency has not been in the habit of challenging such ads.

But by excluding everyone else: by excluding Charles (still an important figure in her life) and any real depiction of her relationship with her sons – perhaps through some unspoken deference to these important and very-much-alive royals – the film creates a distorted, sugary and preposterous impression.