deferential 的定义
deferential 近义词
respectful, considerate
更多deferential例句
- Every case is limited to the facts, and the appellate court was more deferential to Wooten’s testimony and expertise, said Abe Cisneros, another public records attorney.
- The disarray of a scattered curriculum, the disenchantment of talented yet deferential faculty, and the disorientation of precious students loom large.
- Antony Blinken, who once served under Kerry, is now secretary of state, and Kerry has tried to remain deferential, even if his early enthusiasm has caused some administrative quandaries.
- EPD spokesperson Kevin Chambers, who did not make any agency officials available for an interview, said in a statement that the EPD “does not provide deferential treatment” to Georgia Power.
- Some have questioned whether he assumed that the crowd would be deferential to police or wondered if he was too focused on his impending retirement.
- She's a businesswoman, smart and not particularly deferential toward him.
- Colbert was properly, perhaps pitifully, deferential to Letterman.
- Now is not the time for lackadaisical, quiet and deferential diplomacy.
- A video of their meeting shows Akkari slightly nervous, almost deferential, and expressing his profound apologies.
- Female subordinates are often less respectful of, and deferential to, their female bosses than they are to their male bosses.
- There was in his manner towards her a mixture of business formality and the deferential attitude of a gentleman.
- "Mademoiselle," I said, and my manner was as deferential as it might have been to her mistress.
- Festooned flowers, deferential service, barbaric, subtly lascivious music—this waste would have fed those workers for years!
- (placing an open copy of "Andromeda" in his hands with a charming air of deferential dictation).
- "Shall be done, General," Marcus responded, with a deferential military salute.