When in the pursuit of being humble, deference is an important quality to have. Deference can be defined as a consideration that we show to somebody, especially as a sign of respect. It is more than just respect, but also esteem for those who are your elders, more experienced, more knowledgeable, or hold a position of power. This moral value can be used in multiple facets of life to build relationships with people who have the ability to influence one's own life. It allows for not only social mobility when directed towards the right group or person, but also the improvement of one's character. Practicing deference allows individuals to acknowledge that they are not always in control and that submitting to the will of others is necessary in life. It embodies peace and acknowledges the existence of an order in life that calls for service to other people. Providing service requires one to show humility and recognize the importance of people assure from oneself. In a thriving brotherhood, deference is essential in the guidance and mentorship of the younger brothers as well as build a relationship based on respect and understanding.
Many cultures use deference as the basis of their moral values. Without the structure and orderly conduct that deference engenders there would be a rise in chaos and defiance in society due to everyone attempting to be dominant. Without submission, wars would carry on endlessly until whole groups are eradicated, conflicting desires would ruin relationships, and there would be no acclaim for a higher power. Accrediting the existence of a higher power shows ones dedication beyond selfish inclinations and helps humanity inch toward a love for all mankind.
Deference is something that is required if you ever want to exceed in life. There have been times when I was working and my boss gave me a daunting task in a short amount of time. Personally, I know that this task is impossible, but me being in at a level that is lower than his, I only respected his decision and did the best I could.
Willingness to show consideration or appreciation. 4. respects Polite expressions of consideration or deference: pay one's respects. 5. ... Many people think of respect as fear. ... Respect is none of these things. ... Webster's definition of respect only covers things that deserve respect. ... This respect is never to be abused. ...
An important aspect of these cases is to see that the Miller case deviates from the Shaw ruling, with respect to the standards necessary for drawing the district lines. Unlike the Shaw case, which suggested that the "bizarre" or "irregular" configuration of the district lines could assume that race was one of the factors and considerations in redistricting, the Miller case made it clear that redistricting exercises and plans become questionable and thus may be unconstitutional if "race for its own sake" becomes the legislature's dominant and controlling rationale in constructing its dist...
This deference to authority is a serious problem, not just in terms of bowing down to government officials, but also to experts, doctors, bosses, owners, authors, and many others who are eager to tell you what to do. ... We would have to balance any criticisms with a consideration as to the necessity of deception. ... Clearly, some level of respect for authority is essential. But if we have has too much respect for authority it blinds us as individuals from what is ethically right and wrong. ...
Respect as defined by Webster's New World Dictionary - To fell or show honor or esteem for; hold in high regard. B) To consider or treat with deference or dutiful regard. To show consideration for; avoid intruding upon or interfering with. To have respect for God, myself, my family. To show respect to all others and to earn the respect that I desire. ...
* OTHER CHARACTERS Wang Lung's Father Once a hard-working farmer, he is now a frail old man who demands the care and respect due to him in his old age. ... A wife who has given birth to boys is entitled to more respect and consideration from her husband than if she had only borne him daughters. ...
We must have patience, willingness to learn, respect for other cultures, and generations, a sense of humor can go a long way. ... Patience willingness to listen, respect for other cultures, behaving on local knowledge and sense of humor should always be observed. ... An employee who has been taught deference to age, gender, or title, might out of respect shy away from being honest or offering ideas because offering suggestions to an elder or a boss might appear to be challenging authority. ...
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