indiscretion

They nearly brought down a president for a sexual indiscretion.

They were looking for evidence of her indiscretions, but found nothing.

How old was she at the time of that indiscretion?

They have no fear that their little indiscretions will become known.

But because of his indiscretion, an old man is safe.

This indiscretion is sometimes said to have cost him his career.

In more recent times, though, he has been associated with public indiscretions.

He would never forget what his earlier indiscretion had almost cost him.

They will notice your indiscretions and probably hold them against you.

I do not ask to know whose indiscretions brought you to England.

The only time I have ever fired anyone in my service was for indiscretion.

"He kind of betrayed the students in general with his indiscretion last summer."

She was not given to indiscretions of any kind, major or minor.

Despite his indiscretion, he went on with a little more confidence.

He added that the next indiscretion would result in a visit to the head.

She will likely come to grief from some indiscretion on her part.

That way he would be more or less immune to indiscretion.

"Whatever indiscretions you shared with him were by your own choice."

There was now no way in which Stephen could learn of her indiscretion.

I can see that my indiscretion has put you in an embarrassing position.

Over the indiscretions of the past he would build a solid family life.

He needs protecting from his own indiscretion, and I've tried to do that.

We could put the indiscretions behind us and start anew.

In so doing, it offered no details of his indiscretion.

Didn't think anyone knew about your little indiscretion, did you?