Sentence examples for bring scandal from inspiring English sources

It is likely that Milton's name was used as an attribution to bring scandal upon the poet, perhaps by a jealous contemporary".

The news media, he added, bring "scandal, and the kind of very passionate climate in which it becomes almost impossible to reach fair and correct verdicts".

It also established, for the first time, a list of credentials for a president, which include providing a statement that nothing in his or her background would bring scandal upon the U.S.O.C. if revealed publicly.

Part melodrama, part theological treatise, this Australian novel chronicles the sentimental education of an earnest young priest whose indiscretions bring scandal to the church and a psychopathic killer to his confessional.

This fictional chronicle of the sentimental education of a priest mixes elements of melodrama, murder mystery and theological treatise, all of them swirling around an earnest young curate whose indiscretions bring scandal to the church and a killer to his confessional box.

If being a woman is so shameful that my words of homage would bring scandal and humiliation, then I'm tired of being a Christian.

My mother never made me feel as if I brought scandal to the family.

While unreformed party funding – notably from motor racing boss Bernie Ecclestone – brought scandal to his name.

Princess Cristina, daughter of King Juan Carlos of Spain, has been formally declared a suspect in a fraud and money-laundering case that has brought scandal to an already embattled Spanish monarchy.

But he will have no truck with those who seek to cover up child sex abuse in a misguided attempt to protect the reputation of a church on which it has merely brought scandal and a crisis of moral authority.

Halper's identification as a secret FBI source has roiled this prestigious university, whose long history of connections to clandestine services has both brought scandal and bolstered its reputation.