Sentence examples for discreet compared from inspiring English sources

Alternatively, it may be that pawnshops seem more discreet, compared to gun stores, for purchasers considering self-harm.

Diamond studs wink in her ears and a pink gold Rolex gleams on her wrist — but these are discreet compared with the rhinestone studded hipster jeans she flaunted in New York only a handful of years ago.

Discreet compared with the towering appendages that arrived a decade later, the fins had been inspired by a clandestine look at the Lockheed P-38 Lightning, a fighter plane with twin tails, given to General Motors' designers working on the '48 models.

The cameras allowed for discreet observation compared to the presence of a human observer, which is still the gold standard for monitoring hand hygiene compliance in human healthcare [ 40].

The combination of Karp's wealth and youth places him firmly into the 21st century's most exclusive clubs – the young millionaires who made their money online - yet Karp's public profile is surprisingly discreet, especially when compared to the archetypal cyber-tycoon, Mark Zuckerberg.

A discreet lymphocytosis, as compared to the reference values was observed in both groups of animals which may be a consequence of animal management [ 28] at the Central Station of Artificial Insemination (CSAI).

"It's a hobby," he said, "a discreet way to compare your skills with other really talented people".

Phalloidin staining of F-actin revealed diffuse cortical actin in Atmin Gpg6/Gpg6 (Fig.  4C and D), compared with highly discreet cortical actin distribution in WT epithelium (Fig.  4A and B).

Le Monde questioned why the French government had remained so discreet for months on the NSA question, compared with the tougher stance shown by Brazil and Germany.

Traditionally, North Indian weddings are full of pomp and show compared with South India, which is more discreet in spending and showing wealth.

We realised that we tended to do a slightly more discreet and tasteful version of emotions on stage, compared with what actually happens in life.