Sally B has form, too – posing in nothing but a white sheet for a magazine and allowing indiscretions about the Speaker and Speakeress's innermost secrets.
Any cursory reading of his regular Daily Telegraph columns reveals praise of Vladimir Putin, calls to accommodate Syrian president, Bashar al-Assad, and indiscretions about the president of the United States.
Wicked indiscretions about the people walking down said corridors are always to be relished but Clark was no mere bean-spiller; he was the shrewdest deflater of pomposity, the cleverest spotter of hypocrisy and double-think, merciless at filleting any reputation based on falsity.
The general populace in such places had become (until the Gorbachev years changed everything) too savvy to utter blunt indiscretions about politics.
But his indiscretions about undeclared assets to a hooker may just end up sinking him in the polls.
I used the opportunity of this public figure's indiscretion to pontificate about the idea that all heartbreak is essentially the same, though everyone thinks his feelings are somehow original and special.
Wheen argues that Driberg's greatest vice was indiscretion; he gossiped about everyone, but "indiscretion is not synonymous with betrayal".
However, his acknowledgment of an unreliable memory on another occasion and perhaps his motivation to deceive readers by hiding one particular form of sexual indiscretion raises questions about the veracity of his report.
You are like a mutant version of Punxsutawney Phil, waiting and festering for months at a time in a cold, solitary hole, longing to emerge once a year just so you can wail and spit about some tiny indiscretion no one really cares about.
Trudi (Sharon Small), meanwhile, feels guilty about her indiscretion with Chris Vincent Regann) and seeks counsel from Katie Sarah Parishh), who advises her to forget about the recent past and focus on the future with Richard Patrick Baladii).
