Sentence examples for indiscreet things from inspiring English sources

Lila and Tom are the center of a clique of seven Harvard friends who reconvene for the wedding rehearsal and dinner, at which they get plastered and say and do indiscreet things.

Off the record conversations are the daily currency of life in Westminster: there are a surprising number of senior figures who will say similarly indiscreet things to political reporters.

Indiscreet, probably, so that things I would now prevent myself from saying, I would then say.

Excluding things like indiscreet photos, however, doesn't necessarily make Facebook an excellent basis for a professional identity.

Aren't spy agencies meant to be indiscreet — to look at hidden things, wherever they are, and never mind politeness?

In those days, it would have been indiscreet of him to approach a young lady unintroduced, Ms. Blackall writes, and yet even today, when things are more relaxed, "invisible membranes keep us apart".

Everything in it is the sort of thing one might say at dinner, or at a party: outrageous, tendentious, manifestly wrong, indiscreet – but provocative, beguiling, funny.

She was never indiscreet.

Norbert was indiscreet.

Indiscreet is the best though.

It's a bit indiscreet.