Sentence examples for discreet making from inspiring English sources

The music is unhurried and the instrumentation discreet, making Ms. Wright's entreaties more intimate.

Also, the aluminum wrappers crumple into extremely small, discreet sizes, making them easy to pass around.

Principal Ra'ad Jawad selected eight boys to take part in the documentary because he knew they could be discreet about making the documentary, would not get bored, and would remain committed to filming their lives for a year.

The appeal was discreet, which made it all the more alluring.

Fortunately the manufacturers are too discreet to make candles that smell like living authors.

Throughout "News From Heaven," her combined gifts for piercing acuity and discreet understatement make a powerful mix.

A type of weatherstripping installed by a carpenter can be aesthetically discreet and make it close to airtight.

Rice's lateral agility, which carries a combination of quickness and discreet power, makes him perfect for the one-cut running style that Baltimore's zone-blocking system demands.

Moutawakel is an insider, far too discreet to make random chatter about the five bid cities. (I would have told her I am a Nimby, rooting for one of the other four cities, but she didn't ask).

Most of the stylish key fobs in the world are small and discreet and made for just a key or two — the number presumably in inverse proportion to the success of the people carrying them, those for whom doors swing open automatically, in awe.

The less stinky vapor and more discreet motion makes it easy to hide.