Sentence examples for discreet that from inspiring English sources

If you want it more discreet, that works too.

And rest assured, "the world's leading married dating service" promised "discreet encounters" (so "discreet" that the word was italicised in bright pink).

He is said to be so discreet that few people even know that he got married last year — and to a state commissioner, no less.

This novel has a solution: a diet that doesn't involve changing the menu, and is so discreet that even your family may not spot you're on it.

"We used to be so discreet that we didn't want to display Washington's dentures," said James C. Rees, executive director of Mount Vernon.

The only love affair Marie Antoinette ever engaged in -- with Count Axel Fersen, a Swedish nobleman -- was so discreet that it remained unmentioned in the press.

"They have to set up a discreet mechanism that carries things forward.

And -- surprise -- one side lifts up to reveal a discreet mirror that's ideal for surreptitious post-lunch lipstick checks.

There is a discreet mention that "in certain situations Gerson therapy could be very harmful to health".

One wonders whether it is their discreet lobbying that keeps so much of his work in print.

As much as her work would like to be Zen, there's a sense of very discreet theatricality that comes through, particularly in her black-and-white photographs.