Sentence examples for dark discreet from inspiring English sources

Dark, discreet, almost on tiptoes, Jonathan Miller's production of "Pelleas et Melisande" made its way back to the stage of the Metropolitan Opera on Monday night.

For in a perfectly judged show, with all the artistry compressed into ruffles, frills and bows at the back of dark, discreet dresses, the designer proved to any potential bidder for his bankrupt couture house that he can make clothes without a hint of costume.

Prosecutors claim that Ms Patel bought a deadly toxin off the "Dark Net" – a discreet section of the internet favoured by criminals that does not show up in regular search engines such as Google.

In addition to its rich cultural heritage, renowned art performances, and spiritual temples, Nepal remains notorious for its discreet dark side.

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The King Cole, on the other hand, is discreet and dark and the drinks are muscular.

The flavors of this lean, spicy, medium-bodied red, lovely when played out on the palate, include dark berries, anise and a discreet -- rather than intrusive -- oakiness.

James McTeigue, who made the ambitious but messy V for Vendetta, directs this handsome but dramatically lifeless number in which gushes of scarlet occasionally liven up the oppressively sombre visuals: the costume ball is more like a Masque of the Tastefully Dark Blue Death With a Discreet Gold Trim.

Covering my lips, which are rather pillowy and sensual, with a discreet suggestion of dark-ruby lipstick, I felt sufficiently mousey to discourage any little familiarities Mister Testosterone might toss my way.

The company has since added new patterns for shirts, pants and the Elite Discreet Carry Twill jacket, in dark shale gray and dark wheat tan.

But in truth, added Ms. Lebowitz, who by then had perfected her own discreet turnout of mostly dark men's suits and Brooks Brothers shirts: "some of us, we cared only about what we looked like.