Sentence examples for indiscreet use from inspiring English sources

Mighty and many are the careers felled and lives toppled by the indiscreet use of social media.

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.

China's foreign minister, Tang Jiaxuan, said on Wednesday that "on many occasions" China "expressed our strong dissatisfaction over Japan's indiscreet use of force in China's exclusive economic zone, which caused the sinking of that boat".

About 80percentt of Lobb's handmade shoes are exported, according to the company, many to the United States, while both Turnbull & Asser and Anderson & Sheppard estimate that around half their sales -- nobody is indiscreet enough to use crude figures for the amounts involved -- are derived from Americans.

In Indiscreet (1958) he used Cary Grant to good comedic effect as a diplomat-playboy who romances a famed actress played by Ingrid Bergman.

Despite Mary Shelley's attempts to assist Gatteschi financially, he tried to blackmail her one year later in 1845 using indiscreet letters she had written.

The presidential campaigns now monitor reporters' feeds closely and often will use any impolitic or indiscreet remark to their advantage.

Where people used to think about was indiscreet now is practiced all the time, that everybody shares everything, and knows everything.

Which one to use, which one to say something indiscreet on, which one to talk to a too close friend, all of them giving away her location available at any moment, not only to NSA or GCHQ in Britain, to other Governments (e.g., the Kremlin), but even to a terrorist?

Frederick Douglass used the term in his 1845 autobiography — where he laments that indiscreet abolitionists are turning it into "an upperground railroad" — and Harriet Beecher Stowe used it in 1852, in "Uncle Tom's Cabin," when one slave-catcher cautions another against delaying pursuit of a fugitive "till the gal's been carried on the underground line".

Although many people are aware that they may be sacrificing privacy by using workplace e-mail, they are sometimes indiscreet in what they write.