Sentence examples for be less scandalous when from inspiring English sources
It may be less scandalous when someone like Diddy, Dr Dre, or Kanye use writers – considering they were producers first.
She admitted, "I often leave mine open when I wear it so it looks like a vest and is less scandalous".
They are less scandalous, but they still have problems.
Young men have more energy and are less scandalous, unless they smoke crack on the steps or go telling lies to Errol.
He is less sanguine when discussing tyres.
He seems to think that recording his every move is somehow scandalous, when, in fact, it's quite boring to watch.
(Wolfe's devastating "profile" of William Shawn, "Tiny Mummies," ran in New York, then the Sunday magazine of the Herald Tribune, in 1963, and was still scandalous when I arrived).
They were trying to escape the public eye, as their relationship was scandalous when it first developed.
It was scandalous when the National Gallery had that miraculous Leonardo Da Vinci exhibition last year.
When this will happen is less clear.
