According to the report, Stéfanini had a "very discreet" 15-minute audience with the pontiff over the weekend, who said his objection to the French appointment was "nothing personal".
[Hill-Wood makes discreet V-sign towards audience] Man with halitosis: The young kids aren't really up for it are they?
The spectacle of British imperial self-defense has been made more palatable for American audiences by a discreet emendation of the literary source: the story has been moved back seven years from the War of 1812, when the British were fighting... but never mind.
Just ask the generations of White House officials who have made the discreet trek to Georgetown for an audience with Bob Woodward.
The problem is, that subtext, especially in commercial Hollywood films, for reasons of the film having to connect with a broad audience, is often so discreet, it is received and interpreted by different people in vastly different ways.
Gustavsen's discreet gospel roots and his musical meticulousness bring audiences to awed silence, and his Jan Garbarek-like saxophonist Tore Brunborg was flawlessly attuned to the atmosphere.
And, these monochrome images, invariably snapped with my discreet little Ricoh GR, have aided me in taking audiences along for a ride with homeless chess hustlers, mobsters, squatters, dog fighters and a host of other colorful characters.
"That's where it really starts to serve the programming interests well in the sense that they're serving a national audience," plus the ability to target based on discreet customer segments.
The audience groaned and laughed sympathetically as the room-size computer — a discreet graphic presence on stage — showed some fallibility.
Beware of all winks to the audience, of the sly quest for complicity, of all calls, even discreet, for pity.
