Sentence examples for more discreet to from inspiring English sources

Can I bring to your attention that diabetics need a system that is easier,and more discreet, to use.

It's easier, faster and more discreet to swipe through an app than to create laborious online profiles.

They discovered — you guessed it — that the demure brunette covered up a sultry blonde whose hair had been darkened, jaw line and brow softened, eyes widened and breasts made more discreet to contrive what the unknown "restorer" more than a century ago thought fellow Victorians would regard as a comelier Renaissance portrait.

Originally rolled out when Uniqlo launched back in the 1970s, it's evolved from a standalone coat into a piece of layering kit and shape into something lighter, less padded and more discreet to be worn underneath outerwear, a redesign which has pushed it into Uniqlo's five bestselling items of the year.

Every year between Rosh Hashana and Yom Kippur, I promise to have a better filter, to be more discreet, to just shut up.

Reasons may be that gum is more discreet to use in public, and that the inhaler has to be used much more intensively than a cigarette to obtain an adequate dose of nicotine [ 10].

Instead they would have had to pursue a more discreet way to discipline their most infuriating and best batsman.

Are texts and emails a more discreet solution to our new need to be constantly 'in touch' or just plain irritating?

Yet, the recent emergence of new developer tools, including those that reduce mobile app account details to a phone number, is facilitating more discreet access to dating platforms throughout Singapore, Taiwan and other parts of Southeast Asia.

Some use vaporizers as a safer, cleaner, and more discreet alternative to cigarettes, while others have embraced it as the best way to get high depending on the pen, you insert weed, e-liquid, or dab, and then inhale the vapor.

Here, he adds a typically laconic yet immensely suggestive and increasingly threatening accompaniment to Amidon's singing of the broadside ballad Reynardine; and adds more discreet reinforcement to his performance of Paul Simon's Hearts and Bones, as well as creating a ticking, tinkling instrumental web around Landes's voice in The Brown Girl.