Príklady indiscreet

• The author explained how 'one young lady slipped and fell on the ground in the middle of the plaza in plain view of many curious, indiscreet onlookers'.

• I think also of the indiscreet supporter, he may be on one side or the other, whose zeal outruns his discretion.

• He had been indiscreet, but, then, indiscretion is not generally the characteristic of a secret agent.

• This may be called by some an indiscreet speech, but is it not an indiscreet attitude that this country is taking up?

• They may even have been indiscreet twenty-seven years ago.

• I may be indiscreet in making my next observation: the pleasures which they hold out to the different classes also differ in peculiar ways.

• I think there is nothing indiscreet in giving some figures.

• Since we are now in a situation of having happily come to accord, perhaps we can be slightly more indiscreet than we might otherwise be.

• If he is so indiscreet as to have his wife with him, away goes the lodging and provision allowance.

• Are they afraid he will say something indiscreet?

• We are always at a great disadvantage in discussing these questions of naval expenditure, because it is indiscreet to come to realities.

• It is perhaps indiscreet to refer to this dispute.

• They should not be indiscreet in dealing with matters of great importance as far as morality is concerned.

• I know that he would never be so indiscreet or ill-advised as to make a statement of that kind.

• All of us, myself included, have been indiscreet sometimes.