Sentence examples for all discretion from inspiring English sources

Bellamy was all discretion.

After all, discretion is a hallmark of good service.

… Jacques Fath is all discretion, but his things can be very witty and sexy.

In the magazine, Junquera abandoned all discretion and flatly announced that Goya could not have created the Black Paintings.

The language of the statute does not strip the district courts of all discretion to exercise their common sense.

Sometimes, after all, discretion really is the better part of valour.There is a danger here of letting Mr Obama off too lightly.

Mr. Penn, as is his wont, acts up a storm with the aid of some facial embellishment, in this case a mustache that broadcasts the fanfare for the common man with all the discretion of Aaron Copland.

But in ordaining government for the territories, and the people who inhabit them, all the discretion which belongs to legislative power is vested in congress; and that extends, beyond all controversy, to determining by law, from time to time, the form of the local government in a particular territory, and the qualification of those who shall administer it.

He said the old target had given the Bank all the discretion it needed.

They might dress like New Yorkers in summer, but they do it with ineffable panache and an apparently innate sense of how to deploy a bright splash of color -- a scarf or a bracelet -- while maintaining the all-important discretion and modesty.

In other words, we should all show more discretion and leave chunks of our private lives back at home.