| He's brave, full of youthful indiscretion, but inevitably damaged by his childhood in a totalitarian state. |
| She acts annoyed by this strumpet disrupting her peace, but really she's annoyed by the flaunting of youth and indiscretion. |
| An indiscretion or mistake committed by the press should be examined first as to whether it was free of malice or an intentional action, he said. |
| The slightest indiscretion from me would be enough to cause a tantrum of near biblical proportions. |
| The very first package trip was not a search for sun, sea and indiscretion but a quarterly delegate meeting of the local temperance association. |
| But the Hollywood golden boy's star appears to have slipped with the revelation of his latest indiscretion. |
