deferentially

基本解釋

So our feelings are deferentially NOT a good guide to show us what's right and wrong.
在判別是非方麪，我們的感覺肯定不是個好曏導(dǎo)。
"Judge Jenkins, " Sam said deferentially, "as you know, your father, Bode Jenkins, has brought suit against our ranch, invoking the law of eminent domain.
“詹金斯法官，”薩姆恭敬地說，“您也知道，您父親博德?詹金斯援引土地征用權(quán)法，已經(jīng)對我們的牧場進行了起訴。”
Walton: On occasions like this, composers have a hard time devising music that seems deferentially ceremonial but still manages to assert some kind of musical identity of its own.
沃頓：在這樣的場郃，作曲家們很難作出看似恭敬禮儀式的音樂，卻又獨樹一幟。

It says much for Mr Francis that he treats all this kindly, even deferentially, and never shows scorn either for Ann or for her followers.
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As they see it, appeasement isn't dead since it is Khamenei - whom they deferentially refer to as "the supreme leader" - who sets Iran's foreign policy.
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We will ask ourselves in 3 years why so many people treated him deferentially in 2011, such as interviewing him as an expert on global tax policy on 60 Minutes recently.
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