Sentence examples for remained discreet from inspiring English sources

World affairs being what they are, Mr. Le Chatton remained discreet about that dignitary's identity.

Both were married, and under Italian law unable to obtain divorces, so their relationship remained discreet.

Although later she was to be credited with many lovers, the widow remained discreet and was regarded as wise, rather devout, and even somewhat prudish.

People who had remained discreet about their homosexuality emerged from their closets: what was happening dwarfed anyone's anxieties about their careers or the sensibilities of their families.

He could, the lawyers argued, face a death sentence under sharia law as an apostate unless he remained discreet about his atheist beliefs.

"Before 1967, having been together nearly 30 years, it would have been impossible for them to admit in public they were a couple, and they remained discreet on that matter even after then," said Walker.

A star is someone who should be seen a little and then remain discreet, reserved.

"By remaining discreet," Mr. Prosper said, "you are not ruling out the option to be more public later.

Such uncertainty means many LGBT teachers remain discreet about their sexuality, worried that coming out will jeopardise their position.

British generals, like civil servants, are supposed to be impartial, counselling in confidence and remaining discreet in retirement.

The GOP would serve as the public "front" of the Rewards program; all U.S. funding and cooperation would remain discreet.