Sentence examples for was relatively discreet from inspiring English sources

Lately, he has become more candid, too: whereas his first autobiographical collection, Writing Home (1994), was relatively discreet about his private life, the second, Untold Stories, 11 years later, was more upfront, to the extent of including family photos.

Buscemi, a tiny town of 1,100 people, was our first stop and, sure enough, we quickly came across a Baroque church — San Antonio di Padua, which, as Baroque churches go, was relatively discreet, with a three-bell belfry on top that looks like a hat.

Though the camerawork was relatively discreet during his debut, with leg-concealing closeups when he danced, the studio audience reacted in customary style: screaming.

Several years ago, said Ed Filipowski, KCD's president, cross-pollination and sponsorship were relatively discreet.

Weighing just 15g, the Nap Vieeb Plus II is relatively discreet.

These peak doors would be relatively discreet during the off-peak period and indeed folding seats would be located across the temporary vestibule.

It can be a relatively discreet way of investing, too: Christie's arranged $916m of private purchases in 2014, compared with just $266m in 2009.Even so, the risks of investing in art are high.

Verdict: one to avoid Price: $109.99/129.99 (buy here) Some of the smallest buds on the market, when they work they sound OK, are relatively comfortable and are the most discreet in this bunch.

They must be relatively light, and in a lot of instances, they must be discreet.

This surgery is relatively unregulated and frequently botched, as indicated by the staggering number of clinics that advertise discreet revisions of bungled previous surgeries.

The C.4 model, which sells for £199 ($320), is black and relatively discreet.