Sentence examples for indiscreet and from inspiring English sources

In truth, though, Londonderry was stupid, indiscreet and incompetent.

His male friends, he was a little shocked to learn, were ineffectual, indiscreet, and bizarrely merciless confidants.

Clark's diaries revealed him to be lusty, indiscreet and amusing all good characteristics in a diarist, though it will be interesting to see how well they have aged.

To publish diaries so soon after leaving office is indiscreet and it won't reflect well on his successors, be they Labor or Liberal.

Ms Field, by now completely mystified, was accused of being indiscreet and in January 2006 Macpherson said she no longer wished to use her.

Elaine Paige's real signature is her laugh: deep, throaty, suggestive of indiscreet and dishy stories to come: Heh-heh-heh-heh.

Meanwhile, Burgess had been reported to MI5 for "irresponsible and indiscreet behavior" — and had been pressured to resign from his post after numerous incidents of "loose talk".

Mr. Young found himself hemmed in by a philandering boss, the boss's wildly indiscreet girlfriend and two angry wives, Mr. Edwards's and his own.

However frustrating her narrow range, the gags are still expertly put together, and Millican's demeanour – all salacious glee at these indiscreet confidences, and bemusement at her midlife indignities – is guaranteed to elicit laughs.

The comment from Colin Graves, the England and Wales Cricket Board chairman-elect, that West Indies are "mediocre" is indiscreet, disrespectful and simply inaccurate.

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.