Sentence examples for more than discreet from inspiring English sources

All previous consorts have kept firmly in the background, offering nothing more than discreet support and occasional advice.

If you value something more hardwearing than discreet then this is the mask for you.

It took a sole sparkling fresh, cooked simply in brown butter with nothing more than "a discreet splash of lemon and a dusting of parsley"—to direct her ambition.

I raised concerns about these programs regularly and widely, [to] more than 10 discreet colleagues that I have worked with – and that's both laterally and vertically in my work.

We were playing the third, which is stroke index eight, and I sank what I thought was a winning putt when he interrupted my celebrations – nothing more than a discreet mental fist-pumping, I assure you – by saying: "I'm afraid that's a half.

Rudi Lee, an Atlanta homemaker and periodic contributor to Republican candidates, is more than a little discreet about it with her husband, Michael, a paper-company manager.

The SMS message goes directly to the individual without external interferences, it avoids the embarrassment of a face-to-face interaction, it is more discreet than a telephone call, it gives more time to think about the content and the structure of the communication, and it guarantees the possibility to send a standard message avoiding the emotional and empathic influence of a verbal confront.

"Maserati is more discreet, more of a grand touring car.

"There is an emphasis on wanting a safe haven and more a discreet lifestyle than either of those two cities offers," he says.

ParaShoot may be more discreet than Google's Glass eyewear, but that in itself may seem more worrying to some people.

I'm afraid there will be a moment when Jewish reserve will be nothing more than a reaction of the discreet Jew against the chutzpah of the indiscreet Jews.