Sentence examples similar to discreet correspondence from inspiring English sources
In "Damned to Fame: The Life of Samuel Beckett, James Knowlsonn claims that she had "initiated, then led, their sexual explorations," and that Beckett's urge to explore further, with other women, is confirmed by "the less discreet parts" of his correspondence, but, if so, these have been filed away by the finer discretion of the editors.
"He trusts Kirsty and she is best-placed to cast a discreet eye over important handwritten correspondence when required".
If the trend continues, we can look forward to the life of, say, Lady Gaga, expressed in the form of a two-volume memoir, compiled by a loyal friend, in which a discreet narrative is linked by her personal correspondence.
According to news agency AP, further correspondence before the 2012 London Olympics showed the IAAF proposed "discreet" handling of doping cases for less well-known Russian athletes.
Discreet, efficient, ruthless.
"They were very discreet".
