Sentence examples for indiscreet about from inspiring English sources

Brooks told jurors that the countess had realised that she had been "horribly indiscreet about the royal family and politicians" after realising she had been duped.

He could be indiscreet about his love life before marriage, friends say, but always insisted that he had been true to Laura.

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.

He works for his father-in-law, who is not upset that Will is cheating on his daughter but is very annoyed that he has been indiscreet about it.

"I mean, I do like going to readings," one said, shaking his head, "but a whole day of them?" At their best, author events are entertainingly indiscreet about the processes behind a novel; at worst they can poison you towards an author for life.

In fact, the Nazis imprisoned Cramm, who, although occasionally married (briefly, later, to Barbara Hutton), was known to be gay and, more to the point, indiscreet about his hatred for fascists.

Despite the ostensibly greater sophistication of Europeans about boys being boys, Britain has been showing an indiscreet curiosity about its politicians' private lives as well, sometimes with the co-operation of the politicians themselves.

Virginia did not object, but "Fanny's" indiscreet writings about her literary love caused great scandal.

[via Twitter[b]: QUESTION FROM LAURENT : Blair was not invited (they say) because of his indiscreet comments about the Royal Family in his memoirs.

The seasoned political operator's string of indiscreet comments about Conservative colleague Mrs May pushed him back into the political spotlight last October.

Herzen was sent into exile for six years to work in the provincial bureaucracy in Vyatka (now Kirov) and Vladimir; then, for an indiscreet remark about the police, he spent two more years in Novgorod.