Sentence examples for feel discreet from inspiring English sources
"Ringly takes a different approach by making the 'technology' feel discreet and invisible".
Occasionally, you feel a discreet veil is being drawn.
It was a moment that felt at once discreet and defiantly political.
Since the dispute between V.L. and E.L. didn't involve a reading of Obergefell v. Hodges, last June's same-sex marriage ruling, perhaps the justices felt the most discreet course of action -- in a year that's already loaded with controversial cases was to decide the case in a way that would draw the least attention.
And, of course, MOBY, to whom we feel obligated to send a discreet, heartfelt message: WHATSA MATTER?
Today I feel confident about adding a discreet amount of pedal – it doesn't matter, as long as it all sounds good.
On the other, chilled by the Prevent strategy, they feel obliged to send out discreet forms to invited speakers that aim to pre-censor their talks or, at any rate, offer early warning of "trouble".
It's normal and natural to feel jealous, but be as discreet as possible; you want to come off as secure and confident.
Online is also a discreet solution for people who feel embarrassed buying condoms in a shop.
It is not just Bain that will feel relief the election has passed: the discreet private-equity industry has not enjoyed the limelight.
Perhaps it's the Sacher's discreet pleasures that are making me feel so en forme - all London's contaminations exhaled.
