-
Deference (also
called submission or p****ivity) is the
condition of
submitting to the espoused,
legitimate influence of one's
superior or superiors. Deference...
-
wardrobe designers, producers, and
other staff. However, they were
deferentially tolerated because of
their consummate talent and
their draw at the box...
-
Queen to have
Charles train in football,
because the boys were
never deferential to
anyone on the
football field.
Charles subsequently attended two of...
- The
artery to the
ductus deferens (
deferential artery) is an
artery in
males that
provides blood to the
ductus deferens.[citation needed] The
artery arises...
-
Disraeli over
Gladstone and, more substantively,
promulgated an
essentially deferential view of
democratic leadership."
Stage and
screen actor George Arliss...
- po****r and
influential Franklin, whom he
found lethargic and
overly deferential to the French. He ****umed a less
visible role but
helped manage the delegation's...
-
patents Mary Lynn
Rajskub as
Lorraine Fuisz, Richard's wife who
behaves deferentially towards Noel Bill
Irwin as
Channing Robertson, Holmes'
chemical engineering...
-
deeper voice is ****ociated with
being more polite. In
addition to the
deferential speech endings being used, men are seen as more
polite as well as impartial...
-
Geumsansa Temple, but he
escaped to
Goryeo three months later and was
deferentially received by his
former archrival. In 936, upon Kyŏn Hwŏn's request,...
- doi:10.2307/2711603. JSTOR 2711603. Formisano,
Ronald P. (June 1974). "
Deferential-Parti****nt Politics: The
Early Republic's
Political Culture, 1789–1840"...
