Sentence examples for discreet editing from inspiring English sources

And the sex, reputedly bisexual sex, was excised in Robert Rhodes James's discreet editing in 1967.

I like seeing old music in the context of its times: it acts as a corrective to the nostalgia industry's discreet editing of history; and, furthermore, I'm an unabashed fan of the kind of guileless, forgotten, mid-70s, medium-wave radio-pop that punk understandably, but a little unfairly, obliterated from memory (and that the first Guilty Pleasures album attempted to rescue).

However, the steadicam used could only hold a maximum of four minutes of film, so discreet edits and cuts were necessary.

Far more stylistically discreet, Esfir Shub's "Fall of the Romanov Dynasty" (1927), edits newsreel footage of the prerevolutionary period into a smooth, graceful narration.

Discreet, too.

d) Be discreet.

An editing error in 'Camera-shy cricket ', (Sport, last week) led us to claim that cricket is a game of 'discreet moments'.

Appearance: Discreet.

"I thought, Discreet?

Discreet, efficient, ruthless.

"They were very discreet".