Sentence examples for not so discreet from inspiring English sources

So the two universities set up discreet committees (not so discreet that the news did not leak) to plan withdrawing from the system.

Fond of a discreet - and occasionally not so discreet - dig at his rivals, Coleridge described She and Reveal publisher NatMags as a "bit of an echo machine, a poor man's Condé Nast and people who work there realise that".

"Bill Clinton was this much-loved president, who maybe was not so discreet with his sexual love, and Hillary stood in the shadows very quietly supporting him.

Our country feels like a Type A career mom who's late for work with a screaming toddler in a stroller in tow and the contents of her handbag spilled onto the floor of the elevator, contents that include a not so discreet feminine hygiene product, in front of a male neighbor.

Although White didn't mention the Black Keys by name, he wasn't so discreet in a different conversation with Rolling Stone: "There are kids at school who dress like everybody else... and there are musicians like that, too," he said.

But the third meeting would not be so discreet.

But a political action committee that supports Mrs. Bachmann is not nearly so discreet.

Here Mr. Hampson captured Onegin's patronizing decorum in advising Tatiana to be more cautious about confiding herself to men who may not be so discreet.

Andrey used apps, but on moving to Moscow found he didn't need to be quite so discreet any more – although he's still in the closet at work.

Plastered around the media centre at the US Open are not-so-discreet reminders that gambling is frowned upon.

Instantaneous and seemingly casual, they can be confirmation of a clandestine affair, a record of the not-so-discreet who sometimes forget that everything digital leaves a footprint.