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• She hinted ( indiscreetly ) that he had a large penis.
• Being indiscreetly watched and recorded by corrupt narcotics cops the tension rises.
• Federal regulators are worried that banks have just as indiscreetly lowered their standards.
• Also, Wilkins showed Watson, perhaps indiscreetly, a photo of DNA taken by Gosling.
• An embarrassed Honey realizes Nick indiscreetly told George about their past and runs from the room.
• Georges soon distances himself from her, as she proves to be madly, indiscreetly smitten.
• And at the same time it would neutralize the street noises which so indiscreetly enter into the play of conversation.
• It tipped again as biographer Edmund Morris, writing in The New Yorker, indiscreetly wrote about how decrepit Reagan now appears.
• Children are snatched up on their way to school, merriment is marred by mayhem, and factional fighting indiscreetly claims lives.
• In the wake of the incident, Keeler began to talk indiscreetly about Ward, Profumo, Ivanov and the Edgecombe shooting.
• He said the man Fulton identified was a veteran bomb-maker who " would be most unlikely to behave so indiscreetly ."
• Christian is shocked and incredulous, but is forced to believe Arthur when the latter gives him a passionate letter indiscreetly written to him by Onslow.
• He said the suspected bomb-maker that Fulton identified was sufficiently experienced " that he would be most unlikely to behave so indiscreetly ."
• Massa indiscreetly advised Michael I of Russia and Michael's father, Filaret ( the Patriarch of Moscow ) of the internal affairs of the Dutch Republic.
• Barmat also met Ebert as well as Otto Wels ( Chairman of the SPD ) and ( indiscreetly, it appears in retrospect ) bragged about his political connections.
• When Rob Babcock was questioned about the trade speculations, he denied Carter asked for a trade but indiscreetly revealed Carter's agent had approached him for a trade request.
• It is true that these fascinating-disturbing images may give viewers the odd impression that they have just indiscreetly barged into a private room where they ought to have knocked before entering.
• At least 10 people survived the bloodbath, and some have spoken discreetly to friends who in turn have spoken indiscreetly to others, embellishing the world's hottest gossip along the way.
• In 1326, the Jews of Calatayud had indiscreetly admitted two Christians to Judaism; in consequence the former were condemned to severe punishment by the inquisitor, but later pardoned by King Jaime.
• Rumours spread about the parties that he had held at Walmer Castle after the war, where, according to the historian Richard Davenport-Hines, he had " behaved indiscreetly with young men ".