Sentence examples for slightly more discreet from inspiring English sources

Although Albers's ability to put us right there is impressive, I think I prefer a biographer who stands at a slightly more discreet distance from the subject.

He could, however, have chosen something with a slightly more discreet logo, given the rules for the other athletes from 72 countries and territories.

We realised that we tended to do a slightly more discreet and tasteful version of emotions on stage, compared with what actually happens in life.

Although I use slightly more discreet passwords these days, I've still never really drunk the Kool-aid on change that happens one step at a time, at a grindingly slow pace, measurable in decades.

Mandelson is slightly more discreet about his quarters, though he does like to holiday on Corfu with the likes of Nathaniel Rothschild and David Geffen (had Cromwell been alive today, he would undoubtedly have taken his summer holidays on the Adriatic Coast).

This was funny because while pot may be tacitly legal here, good taste suggests you ought to be slightly more discreet.

I don't know about you, but when if comes to local impact I'd say a driveway containing a Humvee (or even something smaller) might be slightly more significant than a discreet bike shed.

Burdock is slightly more of a problem as, while the hole made by an uprooted dandelion is a discreet affair, that made by a dislodged burdock root is large enough to twist an ankle.

Maybe somewhere more discreet".

Mitchell was more discreet.

Others were more discreet.