Sentence examples for be so discreet that from inspiring English sources

He is said to be so discreet that few people even know that he got married last year — and to a state commissioner, no less.

"We used to be so discreet that we didn't want to display Washington's dentures," said James C. Rees, executive director of Mount Vernon.

Relationships with clients have been so discreet that many of their customers are listed as competitors in market research briefs.

How had she managed to be so discreet for so long, I asked, especially when she was a young intern?

The only love affair Marie Antoinette ever engaged in -- with Count Axel Fersen, a Swedish nobleman -- was so discreet that it remained unmentioned in the press.

This novel has a solution: a diet that doesn't involve changing the menu, and is so discreet that even your family may not spot you're on it.

Ms. Taylor was so discreet that Richard M. Kessel, the power authority's chairman, did not know that his associate -- "an extraordinarily talented person," he said -- was dating the mayor until he saw a newspaper report.

In fact, it's so discreet that many non-Jewish people hardly notice the 300,000 or so adorning homes around the UK.

The hotel's website is so discreet that it doesn't mention that Catherine Middleton and her family stayed there the night before she married Prince William, the Duke of Cambridge in..

When the meeting finally occurred, Lancôme representatives were so discreet in their offer that Kassovitz had been talking with them for a half-hour before he realized they wanted him as the face for their fragrance Miracle for Men, not to direct the commercial.

"I am happily married, and I would hope that if my partner had an affair he would be so discreet about it that I wouldn't notice anyway," Hakim told Jane Garvey on BBC Radio 4's Woman's Hour.