Sentence examples for discreet version from inspiring English sources
It's a bit like those pesky internet pop-ups, or a more discreet version of the Ikea one-way "maze" model.
This is a discreet version of the softly-slowly approach that has transformed British dog ownership to the point where, says Gerlis, carrying poop-bags is "almost commonplace".
Ask any high school or college-aged girl if they watch Awkward., a show that is part of MTV's move into scripted programming, and you'll probably get an "OMG, Totes!" Ask anyone in their thirties if they've seen Awkward., and you'll probably get a more discreet version of the same response: "Um... maybe, do you?
Unlike the very public manifestation of McCarthyism in the US, the discreet British version had its victims.
I hope next season they get iPads, but by that time Apple will probably have come out with a more discreet, slimmer version called the iPon.
Sweet, guilty pleasures to watch, these discreet German versions of hard-core American real-life celebrity programs recall the early days of television, which introduced the widespread illusion of intimacy with stardom.
It's expertly done to general applause; a discreet and genteel version of getting a cap off a beer bottle with your teeth.
We realised that we tended to do a slightly more discreet and tasteful version of emotions on stage, compared with what actually happens in life.
Embellished with a discreet sob, his version of "Besame Mucho" was a heatedly passionate mating call delivered with a rich, throbbing intensity that conjured images of a fiery-eyed, nostril-flaring Valentino (or Rhett Butler), carrying a swooning beauty into his boudoir.
The opening line of the notes for Narciso Rodriguez's show on Tuesday summed up the dilemma he had with his version of discreet chic: "There is a man sometimes, perhaps a husband, perhaps a lover".
Contact's version of "Discreet Music" transferred the motifs to violin, soprano saxophone or recorder, guitar, piano or melodica, cello and bowed bass in an arrangement by its percussionist, Jerry Pergolesi, with Mr. Pergolesi quietly sustaining a chord on vibraphone.
