Sentence examples for discreet skills from inspiring English sources
Exercising her discreet skills of misdirection, Rendell keeps so tight a focus on John's suffering that we're scarcely aware of what havoc social deprivation has wreaked on Maud.
Too often there has been a lack of understanding and appreciation of the difference between competence – the ability to carry out a task to the required standard – and competencies, the discreet knowledge, skills, attitudes and experience required for individuals to perform their jobs correctly and proficiently [ 19].
"It's a hobby," he said, "a discreet way to compare your skills with other really talented people".
Mr. Cooper himself is modest about his dealmaking skills, and diplomatically discreet when discussing the current Kmart situation.
Mr Hegazy's daughter happens to be married to one of Mr Sisi's three sons.Lining up the ducks in his military pond required the skills that Mr Sisi honed as a discreet intelligence chief.
He was the first director to put his stamp on movie comedy without acting in it, and his singular skill at implying underlying erotic riot through deft, discreet gestures is still famous as the "Lubitsch touch".
Governments need to take discreet supporting and supervising steps of promoting diversity of finance, encouraging innovation of skills and technologies, and creating responsible evaluations.
They also felt that the technical knowledge acquired in their previous discipline, and their knowledge of the overall workings and structure of the health service (albeit in a discreet area such as pharmacology, nursing/medicine or bio-medical testing) gave them an adaptable set of skills.
Mr. Lauren's skill is to make even the predictable seem fresh and also to add a discreet sexual vibe to male/female combinations.
The students also felt that the technical knowledge acquired in their previous discipline, and their knowledge of the overall workings and structure of the health service (albeit in a discreet area such as pharmacology, nursing/medicine or bio-medical testing) gave them an added, and/or adaptable, set of skills in the practice of dentistry.
