Sentence examples for bit of scandal from inspiring English sources
To make her feel better he told her a bit of scandal from his own life.
Fans like to know about the raw stuff – pain, sweat, rivalry – but they also like a bit of scandal.
There was one bit of scandal: It was reported that at 15, Aaliyah had been briefly married to the singer R. Kelly, then 27, her producer and mentor.
"Natural Blonde" has caused a bit of scandal itself because Smith does not address her own sexuality as squarely as some observers consider de rigueur in a memoir, especially a memoir by a professional snitch.
It also just goes to show, Traynor added, "that – even after the cessation of copyright on Joyce's major works – you still can't reproduce a couple of sentences without causing a bit of scandal".
Having washed his hands of any responsibility for the goings-on – bit of sex, bit of scandal, usual stuff – on the 2008 England tour to New Zealand, he is now scrubbing them to rid himself of any fallout from the World Cup of 2011.
The circus of speculation over Patel's job security and who her replacement will be over the past few days has obscured possibly the most scandalous bit of the scandal – that the development secretary discussed funnelling money from the overseas aid budget into the Israeli army.
We don't have much else to say to each other (I blanche at asking Harry about his recently ended romance with a TV presenter, Caroline Flack, 32, the only bit of sort-of scandal to touch them thus far), but they do seem thrilled with my present, while all along I'd thought they might not even know who the Beatles were or are.
That the political press corps treats this silliness as some kind of meaningful and even democratic event is a bit of a scandal.
AI WEIWEI'S SEEDS, UNTOUCHED It was a bit of a scandal in October when the Tate Modern installed the Chinese Conceptual artist Ai Weiwei's shimmering carpet of 100 million hand-painted porcelain sunflower seeds in Turbine Hall.
