Sentence examples similar to discreet counsel from inspiring English sources

For nearly 40 years, he had relied on Forwood's counsel and discreet, calming influence.

PAGE A14 THE INSIDER -- I. Lewis Libby Jr. counseled others to be discreet, but did not always follow that advice.

British generals, like civil servants, are supposed to be impartial, counselling in confidence and remaining discreet in retirement.

That potential change is significant not just for them but also for Mr. Bush, a man who prizes familiarity and the counsel of a deeply trusted, unimpeachably discreet inner circle.

As Rimington once wrote: "I have heard it said that women make particularly good intelligence officers, both spies and counterspies … because they are discreet … psychologically tough, and better than men at keeping their own counsel.

Discreet, too.

Appearance: Discreet.

d) Be discreet.

"I thought, Discreet?

Discreet, efficient, ruthless.

"They were very discreet".