Sentence examples for any indiscretion from inspiring English sources

I want to stress, emphatically, that I don't condone any indiscretion by Terry – and he's had a few over the years.

Meanwhile, many agency workers, who have few rights and can be dismissed without notice, seem to exist in constant fear that any indiscretion could cost them their job.

These two boys were groomed to expect praise at every turn, in a pro-victor, pro-sports community that was willing to overlook any indiscretion, allowing them to think of themselves as indestructible, or at the very least, untouchable.

The Princess invited Leopold to call on her, an invitation he took up, remaining for three quarters of an hour, and writing a letter to the Prince Regent apologising for any indiscretion.

And to make a claim that I might inadvertently divulge some information, is saying -- you will do it; we know it; you're guilty, even before you commit any indiscretion.

And stars now have huge entourages to limit the damage of any indiscretions.

She didn't want to hear gory war stories, and I didn't quiz her about the usual messy freshmen year indiscretions — or if indeed there had been any indiscretions.

He believed that they would admire his courage, recognize the justice of his account, forgive any indiscretions he may have committed, and, freed at last from a stifling hypocrisy, embrace him and the book.

"The Queen has been a successful monarch for a very long time because her mouth has been bandaged against any indiscretions and that is the role of the monarch".

"A hiring manager would much prefer to be told of any indiscretions rather than discovering them".

Surprisingly, I waltzed right through without issue; I didn't even need to show the letter from my lawyer stating that 14 years had passed since any indiscretions.