Sentence examples for be discreet to from inspiring English sources

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.

Senator John B. Breaux, Democrat of Louisiana, said any retaliation against Mr. Jeffords would have to be discreet to avoid alienating moderate senators essential to the slim Republican majority.

The entrance to Clarence Mews is discreet, to say the least.

She is discreet to the point of being inscrutable, but she is no pushover.

The Wasilla Bible Church, which draws 800 to 1,000 people for Sunday service, itself is discreet to the point of self-effacement.

About many of his friends and acquaintances, O'Toole is discreet to the point of looking injured at the mention of their name.

The gay community in the city of 350,000 is discreet to say the least and unlikely to want to use the Olympics to highlight their cause.

Several indicated that " it is necessary to be discreet" and to know how to keep participants information " secret".

But more obscure terms can be handy when one wants to be discreet (not to say deceptive or veiled) or somewhat droll in what one means.

I believe it is best for couples to be discreet when choosing to be a swinger and that children are never involved.

You have to be discreet and listen to what others talk about.