Sentence examples for bit more discreet from inspiring English sources

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Perhaps he is a bit more discreet at the start of his innings when elevated.

"At that point, I decided that it might be wise to be a bit more discreet," he said.

But "Fat Girl," which is a bit more discreet in what it shows, has a much clearer idea of what it wants to say.

Truax said he had spent much of the last month on the road meeting with retailers, though he is a bit more discreet in his choice of apparel these days.

It's a bit more discreet than their normal packs, but gives the same high quality protection you've come to expect.

This is a bit more discreet, and will make it very difficult to pick your skin.

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This keeps your contact information a bit more private and can allow more discreet communication with other reviewers.

To the extent that we can, I think we have to be diligent, but a little more discreet and a little bit less alarmist".

Every time Figueroa tweeted about the loss of power, Con Edison became "Coño Edisono," and coño is slang for an English word that the more discreet among us had a bit of trouble with earlier this year.

It's a bit like those pesky internet pop-ups, or a more discreet version of the Ikea one-way "maze" model.

The linen seems crisper, the service simultaneously more discreet and attentive, the accommodations that little bit more pampering.

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