1
He bowed with even more deference than the generality of the people.
2
No Knight of the Age of Chivalry could treat her with more deference.
3
No persons are brought up with more deference for parents.
4
These people bowed to Vathi, showing her more deference than Dusk would have expected.
5
Yet he had more deference and regard for the second Empress than for the first.
6
At least outwardly, they showed more deference to me.
7
She listens to you with a good deal more deference than she does to me.
8
Young people paid more deference to their elders then.
9
There might have been a little more deference in his manner to Diana; that was all.
10
Thinkest thou I would pay more deference to my fellow-man than I have done to my God?
11
Latha rearranged her body, pulling it up to its fullest height, and shouted, this time with more deference.
12
On appeal, Arizona argued that the 9th Circuit owed more deference to the state's authority to administer federal elections.
13
Then they could have counted on even more deference from the press - enough, perhaps, to have tided them over.
14
Besides being provided with letters of introduction, Jerome's complexion secured for him more deference than is usually awarded to travellers.
15
On one hand, the rule now gives more deference to the exchanges, a move that could reduce the risk of legal action.
16
It shows no more deference to maker than to owner; it moves no more quickly for expert mechanic than for amateur driver.
