indiscretion

Example Sentences

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Personal indiscretions once seen as disqualifying, such as the extramarital affair that chased Gary Hart from the 1988 presidential race, scarcely raise an eyebrow.

From Los Angeles Times

Whatever your own indiscretion may be, transparency is always a good thing in a relationship.

From Reuters

“City of Blows” turns into a full-on Time’s Up parable in its back half as it depicts the harrowing indiscretions of a Harvey Weinstein-esque titan.

From Washington Post

“One Fine Morning,” thankfully, is focused more on Sandra’s and Clément’s humanity than their indiscretions.

From Washington Post

Despite Santos’s indiscretions, several Nassau County voters admitted they thought it was better to have a Republican hold the seat than open it up to another election and risk losing it a Democrat.

From Washington Post