“Harriet turns out to be, in drab reality, the product of a tradesman's embarrassing indiscretion.”

“Our politicians, rather than be themselves, have to hide and cover up any indiscretion of any sort because of the hounding they will get.”

“The plotters seemed to have talked with a reckless indiscretion, which had been natural enough under the feeble regency, but which was madness now.”

“Should there be a mischance resulting in a Kerry administration, indiscretions will not be allowed to count.”

“For Mrs. Bleecker was very wrathful, Euan, and Lana's indiscretions madded her.”

“This bodice-ripper is set in the drab confines of Charenton Asylum, when Sade was slung for his many indiscretions.”