Meanings of indiscreet question in English

She wondered why the disagreeable little fellow had asked such an indiscreet question.

Will you pardon me if I venture on an indiscreet question?

In connection with Van Torp, may I ask an indiscreet question?'

Pardon me an indiscreet question, but this interests me immensely.

She had hoped for an indiscreet question, which would allow her to say something more.

Pardon a possibly indiscreet question-doyou write?

Isn't that a rather indiscreet question to put to a man-a man who is a friend of your husband--

I asked you an indiscreet question and I have given you an explanation which you are kind enough to accept.

That's an indiscreet question.

Madame Max Goesler, though she had asked an indiscreet question, thoroughly appreciated the advantage of Government pay, and the prestige of Government power.

The exquisite comicality of the jest occasioned bubbling comments of mirth during the rest of the meal, and her original indiscreet question was happily forgotten.

His glance-brief ,butpiercing and heavy-leftthe unpleasant impression of an indiscreet question and might have seemed insolent had it not been so unconcernedly tranquil.

There is a comradeship among the poor that makes light of indiscreet questions.

I'm not like you, Sonchai, I don't ask indiscreet questions.

You would have had to put up with indiscreet questions, calumny, contempt, insult perhaps.

Sometimes they do, of course; and I am not going to ask any indiscreet questions.