Sentence examples for became discreet from inspiring English sources
"Concealed carry" became "discreet carry," suggesting a style choice more than a tactical one.
Instead, the stories became discreet atrocity tales that took their place side by side with Lidice, Katyn, the Bataan death march and Malmedy.
In Arizona, Heller said his group has long tried to rewrite the rhetoric of gun rights in ways that reframed the larger debate: Advocates of tighter firearms regulations were not "anti-gun" but "anti-freedom". "Concealed carry" became "discreet carry," suggesting a style choice more than a tactical one.
But ask some of those same outspoken performers to reveal publicly how they make their living, and they suddenly become discreet.
And that is a huge concern for Richard (not his real name): "If you don't become discreet and try to hide yourself, even the man on the street will want to also act on the bill because it has been passed.
"The child learns to become discreet in what he or she reveals". Children also observe active lying by their parents.
At first boastful — "built to outclass, outrun and outlast any car on the road," the tagline said — later Duesenberg ads became snobbishly discreet.
He had great good fortune in a happy second marriage in 1973 to Madeleine, widow of Sir John Charles and sister of Cardinal Basil Hume - to whom he became a discreet and valued counsellor.
That may explain why, according to the complaint, The Alavi Foundation eventually became more discreet when interacting with the ambassador. The current ambassador, Khazaee, arrived to replace Zarif in July 2007.
However, after criticism of its methods the church became more discreet and avoided insisting publicly on miraculous healings, although it continued to highlight evangelization.
