Sentence examples for discretion itself from inspiring English sources

George is discretion itself, and I don't know any superstars.

Collecting a multitude of Armani shirts is discretion itself compared with Burberry's gilded leather trench coat.

Moeen was discretion itself but, as once he batted through an entire day at Headingley in a memorable rearguard against Sri Lanka, we know he is not a one-trick No8 batting pony: his unbeaten 10 occupied 60 balls.

What appears to be missing from these debates is a detailed analysis of the concept of professional discretion itself.

The general rules that Justice Prakash enunciated in the case are that, first, a public body has the duty to exercise discretion by itself; it cannot abdicate this responsibility by taking orders from other bodies unless it is under a legal duty to do so.

This inquiry focuses on how symbolic issues limit the activities of these businesses, in particular by forcing them to reconcile competition over prices (the very basis of the marketing dimension) and discretion about prices (itself required by the symbolic prohibition against reducing clients to mere customers).

These compensations were handed out to every passenger -- regardless of insurance -- at the discretion of Carnival itself.

Goldman is a firm that prides itself on discretion, but it isn't giving away its billions quietly.

The scandal is a major blow to the secret service, which prides itself on discretion and professionalism and has a reputation for taking no chances with presidential security.

But if it is in the council's legal power to decide which events take place in the theatre, then the exercise of that discretion is not in itself a violation of anybody's rights.

David Erdos, lecturer in law at Cambridge University, said that it was "worrying that Google seems to give itself complete discretion to provide details of removed detail to third parties such as webmasters".