Significados de so deferential en inglés

His voice was so entreating, his manner so deferential, she could not resist.

The reporter was so deferential that Stormgren found it surprising.

Nat Hicks was there, and he was not so deferential as he had been.

The baron was so splendid, so gloomy, so deferential.

But most readers are so irrational, so submissive, so deferential, that they will swallow an author whole.

To see him so deferential and embarrassed reinforced my own feelings that this was indeed an important man.

His tone towards administrations of his own party was so deferential as almost to imply a lack of self-respect.

He must be an Inspector, I fancied, or some other superior officer, the officials were so deferential to him.

The Conservative leadership have become so deferential in their attitude to China that they will not give these assurances themselves.

Mr. Manning's manner was so soft, and to him had been so deferential, that he did not understand the man.

He's so deferential lately that I know he would sit there, immobile and silent, all night if I asked him to.

He seemed so anxious to do her service, so deferential to her views, so puzzle-headedly eager to reconcile them with his own.

Jameel Jaffer, one of the ACLU attorneys who filed the brief, called the ruling so deferential to the executive branch as to be "dangerous."

"Why is he so deferential?"