Sentence examples for particularly discreet from inspiring English sources

Toby Young, an author, columnist and a contemporary of Mr Cameron's at Oxford University, said he had spoken to members of the Piers Gaveston Society who "weren't particularly discreet about what they and their friends had got up to" but none had mentioned the allegations made about Mr Cameron in the book.

This classic symphony was played out not just in the materials but also in the clothes: a double-breasted silhouette; some sportier jackets, particularly in the discreet tropical plant pattern.

As much as her work would like to be Zen, there's a sense of very discreet theatricality that comes through, particularly in her black-and-white photographs.

If you don't have an extra pair of hands, consider using a discreet clip-on mic - particularly the cordless radio mic variety.

While the scene was not particularly explicit – the BBFC described it as "visually discreet" – some correspondents "felt it was pornographic in nature".

Inside, a new calm descends with neater, higher-quality switches on a new, one-piece centre console, soft-touch coatings for some surfaces which were formerly hard, clearer and more discreet graphics and the option of some particularly pleasant leather.

OA knees with effusion, particularly those with active effusion processes, may be a discreet subset of patients with unique clinical characteristics (e.g., effusion, increased symptoms, increased therapeutic response) and at greater risk for cartilage loss over time [ 8, 9].

In some cases, foreign investors succeed there too: the discreet MIH (South Africa) and DST (Russia) have fared particularly well in emerging markets.