The contemporary historian Matthew Paris wrote that: The king therefore declared Eóghan unfaithful and pursued him hostilely by ship near Argyll; urged, as is said, by the vehement promptings of a certain indiscreet bishop of Strathearn, a friar to wit of the order of the Preachers.
His tenure in that office lasted less than a year, however, in part because of his indiscreet use of the online microblogging service Twitter to send tweet messages about his personal life and professional career.
It is men about whom Cooke is writing when she describes "the bungling, petty, political and indiscreet nature of the incompetence of so many".
"This indiscreet woman of genius," one of her daughters, Alice Earle Hyde, wrote in a 1920s memoir, "worked and corrected until broad daylight, when the maids began their early morning duties".
A subsequent newspaper story suggested that his downfall was linked to another indiscreet photograph of the Prince of Wales, taken by Brooks and widely published, showing the Prince dressed in a woman's kimono and wig after appearing in a play.
The exhibit, titled "Behind the Seams, the Mechanics of Underwear: An Indiscreet History of the Silhouette," provides a fascinating contrast between the industrial-seeming tools used to shape the body and the sexiness that results.
Hazlitt lingers briefly on the character of Lear's third daughter, Cordelia, observing, in one of his psychological asides, that "the indiscreet simplicity of her love has a little of her father's obstinacy in it".
In movie after movie, he filmed the indiscreet charmlessness of the petite bourgeoisie, the brazen depredations of the bourgeoisie, and the abject brutality of the working class — and his view of the future, in the three-hour science-fiction fantasy "World on a Wire," is no more sanguine.
An obvious knowledge gap exists in the design of ORC-based solar-CCHP, due to an abuse and indiscreet application of the existing research methodology specifically developed for solar-ORC.
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.
