Sentence examples for indiscretion for from inspiring English sources

And I named Janis Joplin in that song, I don't know when it started, but I connected her name with the song, and I've been feeling very bad about that ever since, it's an indiscretion for which I'm very sorry, and if there is some way of apologising to the ghost, I want to apologise now, for having committed that indiscretion.

Nico, a high-achiever like the other women on the show, has such strong needs for affirmation that she never considers the potential ramifications of her lusty indiscretions for her marriage or her career -- let alone her own self-esteem.

The writer condemns the President not only for his "indiscretion," but for his efforts to conceal and deny it.

Tellem, in an e-mail sent to his clients this week, criticized Hunter for "financial indiscretions" and for putting "personal gain" ahead of player interests.

She was criticized for keeping her last name, for saying she didn't want to "stay home and bake cookies," for wearing scrunchies, for her husband's sexual indiscretions and for her changing hairstyles.

Many on YouTube – and the internet at large – began to turn on the press for highlighting Pewds' indiscretion, and Maker for cutting ties with him.

But the integrity of the organization was called into question; Belichick should pay for his indiscretion by losing out for coach of the year.

Juvenile records are kept confidential to protect defendants from suffering the consequences of youthful indiscretions with, for example, prospective employers.

Such associations all come courtesy of Connie IV, whose past misadventures could be dismissed as youthful indiscretions except for the ones that occurred when he was not all that youthful (the breakup of his first marriage in 2006 and a bitter divorce, a spotty attendance record in Congress, and, in July, a public vendetta against one of Florida's most prominent political journalists).

I cannot tell you how downright giddy I am to see Gingrich's marital indiscretions broadcast for the entire world to see in all their disgusting, shameful, specious glory.

(For Mr. Orna, a search yielded his running background and newspaper articles detailing a teenage indiscretion: an arrest for which he received community service).