Sentence examples for discreet concern from inspiring English sources
For them, Replacements.com is essential: a discreet concern that guards the privacy of its clientele.
Professor Smith said, "Buried deep within it all is a continuing, albeit discreet, concern on the part of opinion leaders, real or imagined, about Bush's capacity".
And despite its rather sensationalist title, they have produced an excellent and timely book.Although it has hardly made the front pages, there has been some intense discreet diplomacy concerning this problematic legacy of the Balkan wars in recent weeks.
If the novel has a moral centre it's Dr Emily – detached and discreet, observing with professional concern the binge-drinking and manic spending going on around her; the mother-confessor to whom the others turn when desperate, which they all are to some degree.
It started (as far as record releases are concerned) with Discreet Music in 1975 ( - or did it start with the first Fripp and Eno album in 1973? Or did it start with the first original piece of music I ever made, at Ipswich Art School in 1965 - recordings of a metal lampshade slowed down to half and quarter speed, all overlaid?) Anyway, it's the music that I later called 'Ambient'.
"The organizers really had no great concerns -- they were discreet about what the event was going to be.
They are doing what comes naturally and as far as they are concerned, they are being discreet; just make sure your reaction is even tempered and acknowledges the reality of choosing to share your life with a pet.
Some naughty business, fairly discreet.
The Foreign Office categorises the kingdom as a "country of concern" in terms of human rights, but its criticism is discreet.
The Road to Middlemarch concerns Mead's own life in only the most tangential, discreet ways: far more of it retells the life of George Eliot.
Wired magazine published an online guide for making a hand-sized Faraday Cage out of duct tape and aluminium foil for those concerned about the possibility of the covert retrieval of information from cards and gadgets via discreet scanners.
