Sentence examples for more discreet than from inspiring English sources
"He's much more discreet than I am".
It's a little more discreet than a singles' bar".
But some types of sponsorship are more discreet than others.
"And so my role will be significantly more discreet than it's been in the past".
But Miss is my preference, and for the age-old reason: it is far more discreet than dropping a handkerchief.
ParaShoot may be more discreet than Google's Glass eyewear, but that in itself may seem more worrying to some people.
We're usually more discreet and polite than you lot.
If they are worded to give plenty of discretion to a trustee in making distributions, trusts can also serve double duty and protect children from lawsuits or divorce settlements, Mr. Magill said, and be more discreet and effective than prenuptial agreements.
The Giro's owner RCS Sport prefers a more discreet bidding process than the Tour's public beauty contests, but Belfast beat a strong domestic bid from Venice and one other unnamed European city that intends to bid again.
"Listen," she said, "all I can say is I was a lot more discreet as a candidate than I was in real life".
"If you're hanging out in a bar or restaurant with friends, it's a lot more discreet tapping your watch than taking your smartphone out of your pocket to check something," says Daniel Danker, chief product officer at Shazam.
