Sentence examples for a very discreet from inspiring English sources

"We run a very discreet business".

"Fred was a very discreet, deliberative, private person," she says.

He makes a very discreet fly on the wall.

"We are a very discreet people," he said.

"I was taken to pick up my luggage and then into a very discreet room.

"It was a very discreet period of my life and also the most amazing," he said.

The reserve and richness of these elements - the fluted limestone, polished stone doorway and nickeled steel metalwork - give the impression of a luxurious, very discreet, private bank.

I'm assuming Paxton & Grey is a not very discreet front for the CIA and that Peters (billed as "the American") is not a man to be trifled with.

"Jim Johnson is a very experienced, very discreet, very capable individual who is performing a voluntary function without pay, without interest," Kerry said yesterday before the resignation was announced.

As much as her work would like to be Zen, there's a sense of very discreet theatricality that comes through, particularly in her black-and-white photographs.

With the elegantly cut suits and brightly coloured ties that were his one concession to stylishness, he looked like a very expensive, very discreet and very wise lawyer – which is exactly what he was as well.