Sentence examples for enough discreet from inspiring English sources

Seltzer required enough discreet mouth-sloshing to subdue the effervescence.

Her fur wraps, vests, and cashmere accessories are often embellished with beading and crystals in motifs of her own design, giving just enough discreet sparkle to an outfit.

It charges wirelessly and is quiet enough for discreet bedroom use.

We'd arrange to have coffee, choosing somewhere discreet enough for us not to get spotted together, but public enough that someone would notice if one of us tried to strangle the other.

The author needs to be discreet enough to abide by the rules of high-level access and sympathetic enough to be open to the administration's explanation of things, but sufficiently independent to produce a credible book.

This aluminium and plastic one from John Lewis is discreet enough to fit in with other furniture when the occasion calls, yet robust enough for everyday use too.

But this is the third time Hamas has taken the world by surprise by keeping its extensive preparations discreet enough to be just under the radar.

As insidious as this government's social policies are, Conservative officials are usually discreet enough to hide their contempt for the poor.

All the party asked in return from white supremacist groups and their followers was that they remain discreet enough to avoid causing undue embarrassment.

He is discreet enough to deny that the big beasts of British politics have rung him in person to congratulate him, but he says "people around" Tony Blair, Gordon Brown and David Cameron have.

Novelties bearing coy names like Bone and Shag Bag, they come in fucchsia, celadon and stone -- and look discreet enough to exhibit on a dressing table.