Sentence examples for a bit more discreet from inspiring English sources

Perhaps he is a bit more discreet at the start of his innings when elevated.

"At that point, I decided that it might be wise to be a bit more discreet," he said.

But "Fat Girl," which is a bit more discreet in what it shows, has a much clearer idea of what it wants to say.

Truax said he had spent much of the last month on the road meeting with retailers, though he is a bit more discreet in his choice of apparel these days.

It's a bit more discreet than their normal packs, but gives the same high quality protection you've come to expect.

This is a bit more discreet, and will make it very difficult to pick your skin.

This keeps your contact information a bit more private and can allow more discreet communication with other reviewers.

Those in "offshore" centres such as Switzerland, which used to be discreet to a fault, tended to ask for a bit more and those in America a bit less.

"What we want is to see a bit more sensitivity in terms of the sale of alcohol and, where they wish to sell, do so in a more discreet manner and not advertise and have big posters," he said.

A bit more so.

So, a bit more.