Sentence examples for discreet style from inspiring English sources
His discreet style has earned him a nickname, The Shadow, which he says, "is weird, but I'll take it".
Many of those who know Charles well believe that, as king, he will not adopt the same discreet style as his mother.
As reflected in Felicity David's austere translation, Fossum's discreet style and mournful tone capture the collective mood when an adventurous 6-year-old girl is spirited away by a childlike young man with Down syndrome.
Though his discreet style betrays his professional training and his Anglophilia, this is a man who knows how modern Spain operates: he knows, as it were, where the bodies are buried.Until recently, Mr Brufau was also an unusual oilman in a more fundamental way.
But the brass will have to be careful how it sets about tackling the president.Mr Sezer and his wife, Semra, have begun to win the affection of many Turks by their discreet style, which has little of the pomp and ostentation of most of their predecessors.
The episode reflected much about the character of Mr. Abbas, who is widely known as Abu Mazen: his pragmatic position on the Middle East conflict, his discreet style, and his willingness to voice opinions that run counter to prevailing sentiment on the Palestinian street.
The TX-50CX802 is a beautifully designed TV with pleasingly slim bezel and discreet styling – a metallic frame and curved-back stand.
The Saudi decision may also reflect a broader debate within the Saudi ruling elite about how to wield influence: the Saudis have long resisted taking a seat on the Security Council, believing it would hamper their discreet diplomatic style.
The most ambitious program to preserve Pinochet's legacy is sponsored by the Augusto Pinochet Foundation, which operates out of a discreet Japanese-style house in Las Condes.
It's a freezing cold weekday night and I find myself in a place called Barts – a discreet, prohibition-style cocktail bar in the heart of Chelsea, brimming with stuffed animals, quirky antiques and young professionals – many of them drinking cocktails made with tobacco liqueur.
It's an insinuating style, discreet to a fault, with occasional flourishes: "It was a sad casino, he thought, as if someplace there was a casino that was not sad.
