Sentence examples for discreet saying from inspiring English sources

Ms. Taymor is equally discreet, saying, "It happens on a million movies".

"Bergoglio signed it and warned us to be discreet, saying that many Argentine bishops, especially older ones, were against causes based on social engagement," the head of the Franciscan order in Argentina and Uruguay, Carlos Trovarelli, told Italian newspaper La Stampa.

Big donors know this and tend to be discreet, says Jim Lake, a veteran Washington deal maker.

"It's very discreet," said Ian Peck, a co-owner of Art Capital.

"We have taken the decision to be very discreet," said a Sonepar communications executive, who refused to provide his name.

We also keep a spare change of clothes and – if it's a long surveillance – we'll even change staff to be discreet, say from male to female.

Mr. Bozzolan, 51, both amusing and discreet, said that "the stress is really a bit much, like life 10 times faster".

The place is small and so discreet, said Ms. Meyers, that many local residents are not even aware it is there.

Hamel was "very discreet", said the woman, who came to know him when she took catechism classes with him as a young girl.

"He's been smart about the way he's gone about his business, but he also has been discreet," said Mr. Kaliardos, who met Mr. Ghesquiere two years ago.

Very few women are actually going topless in Punta -- no more, and maybe fewer, than in previous years when topless bathers had to be more discreet, say watchful lifeguards.