She spoke on the condition that I not use her name, because she is a member of the city's old-money crowd and would rather remain discreet about her opinions.
He was discreet as to his opinions, however, as I outlined how, in most of the cases I had encountered, it was the bandit, rather than the revolutionary, that was proving to be the stronger species.
Shira is modest and sensible, forthright with her opinions and discreet about expressing emotion, but the way Ms. Yaron composes her features — and the way she is lighted by Ms. Burshtein and the cinematographer, Asaf Sudry — seems to offer direct access to her soul.
Scott further commended the acting by Hadas Yaron, saying, "Shira is modest and sensible, forthright with her opinions and discreet about expressing emotion, but the way Ms. Yaron composes her features and the way she is lighted by Ms. Burshtein and the cinematographer, Asaf Sudry seems to offer direct access to her soul".
In return, civil servants are duty-bound to be discreet in expressing any personal opinions, and the right to strike, which is recognized by the constitution for all French citizens, is severely limited for them, although this varies according to the corps.
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".
The opinion article "China's discreet hold on Pakistan's northern borderlands" by Selig Harrison (Views, Aug. 27) discusses the development activities of the Peoples Liberation Army in the Gilgit-Baltistan region of Pakistan.
But perhaps most important, she knows the value of having a discreet ear for their confidences and opinions.
To China's rulers, Hong Kong's marches, sit-ins and opinion polls look like the thin end of a wedge, forcing in a discreet but dangerous bit of democracy.
