deferential造句

Yet if the current public mood is patriotic, it is not deferential.

He was very deferential. He was not trying to insinuate himself.

For the royal weddings of the past, the celebratory crockery and linen in shops was starchy and deferential.

One of the movement's central messages is self-respect-pentecostals are "dynamite in the hands of God" rather than deferential servants.

There was something deferential, even slightly servile, in Langdon's tone, as if he feared that Washington might renege on his promise and refuse to take the job.