Sentence examples for as indiscreet from inspiring English sources

And it's hard to imagine a hero as indiscreet as Charlie Wilson, a Democrat who represented Texas's Second Congressional District in the House of Representatives.

"Never in her 86 years has the queen been a fraction as indiscreet as Prince Harry was in his interview," the author Harry Mount wrote in The Daily Telegraph.

However, the reader is left wishing that Del Ponte were as indiscreet about her dealings with the superpowers as she is, for example, about her relations with her own officials.

Among the Jackie esoterica you possibly didn't know: she was a heavy smoker (who avoided being photographed that way); she had a raunchy sense of humor -- Adlai Stevenson even described her as indiscreet -- and, although she loved decorating the White House, she hated living in it.

If you subtract my first seven years of existence—I mostly remember them as indiscreet bodily functions ten years is also a third of my life.

And the second volume of Alan Clark's diaries is easily as wickedly indiscreet and entertaining as the first.THE HOUSE OF GUCCI.By Sara Gay Forden.William Morrow; 351 pages; $26 and £18.99Click to buy from Amazon.com, Amazon.co.ukLike that other great Florentine family, the Medicis, the Guccis produced great beauty and great soap opera.

He is known as an indiscreet and attention-seeking minister.

Many in the Washington legal community chide them as being indiscreet, error-prone and outmatched.

At first, she regarded her son with distaste as frivolous, indiscreet and irresponsible.

Peter Mandelson, now lording it back in Britain as first secretary of state, was abrasive and indiscreet as trade commissioner.

However, I don't think we should let this go by just as someone being indiscreet, blunt, or frivolous.