Monitor progress discreetly and join in the fun, especially when you are caught out, when the kids use their special way of thinking and the adult isn't ready for it!
You can also have longer quotes that are syntactically joined to sentences, for example: She was sent here to "observe and discreetly ascertain what the hell we were up to".
Peyroux was joined by a deft local string ensemble led by New Yorker Sylvia D'Avanzo, a discreetly swinging rhythm section, and sharply economical soloists/accompanists in keyboardist Jim Beard and guitarist Jon Herington.
Jamal, born in 1930, has been recording since 1951, primarily in the trio format (initially piano-guitar-bass, then piano-bass-drums), and his new release, "It's Magic" (Birdology/Dreyfus), hews to the latter format — Jamal is joined by his regular group, the drummer Idris Muhammad and the bassist James Cammack, plus Manolo Badrena, who discreetly contributes additional percussion.
You can listen discreetly and humbly ask if you could join in the conversation, or merely ask to join and then determine what they are discussing by whatever means you deem appropriate.
After all, as she explained on the family blog, Brooke could still do "almost all the important things that are part of the enjoyment of food" — he could still smell its aroma, admire its presentation, join in on the mealtime chatter, even sample a morsel the way a wine taster might, chewing it and then discreetly spitting it out.
Channels were discreetly reopened.
This you discreetly stir.
He approached discreetly.
