Sentence examples for indiscreet man from inspiring English sources
With all his connections, Grimmy has always felt like our (fabulously indiscreet) man on the inside.
A distant voice, and the ravishment from it (let us call it the hallucinatory power of language), can occasionally become even greater than the real, true, indiscreet version of love, the one between men and women.
According to ex-Labour MP Reginald Paget, not even the security services were "lunatic enough to recruit a man like Driberg", who was famously indiscreet and could never keep a secret.
Indeed for an ambitious man – and he was ambitious – he was remarkably indiscreet.
Anyone who's witnessed the unforgiving tabloid scrutiny under which Swift lives can understand her desire to move beyond the perceived kiss-and-tell thing – especially given the "sexist" double standard (as she recently described it) that enables men to write about their exes without fear of seeming indiscreet.
Perry Link, an American academic whose wife stood alongside Pu during the 1989 democracy protests, said Chinese leaders were determined to silence a man who had become an expert in "punching the Communist party in the nose in indiscreet ways".
It is men about whom Cooke is writing when she describes "the bungling, petty, political and indiscreet nature of the incompetence of so many".
Still, humans can be as unforgiving as they can be indiscreet.
Paul Weller: The Changing Man (Bantam Press, £18.99) by the music journalist Paolo Hewitt is a biography of a more intimate and indiscreet stripe.
She was never indiscreet.
