Sentence examples for generated scandalous from inspiring English sources

Lachlan was not working in the company at the time, but Rupert Murdoch was throughout the period that his News of the World generated scandalous scoops.

Mr. Carson and David J. Shulkin, the secretary of veterans affairs, have both embarrassed the president by generating scandalous headlines.

When in September 1560 Leicester's wife, Amy Robsart, died in a suspicious fall, the favourite seemed poised to marry his royal mistress so at least widespread rumours had it but, though the queen's behaviour toward him continued to generate scandalous gossip, the decisive step was never taken.

Anything associated with women's pleasures, aesthetic or sexual, has long generated anxiety and scandalous murmurs.

Its popularity generated critical disapproval, prompting comparisons with the reaction to some of western literature's scandalous successes.

Ms Ortega said she had appointed two prosecutors to investigate four out of the five directors of the National Electoral Council (CNE) "for this very scandalous act that could generate more violence in the country than what we have already experienced".

What makes a scandal scandalous?

Unless they are scandalously scandalous.

TALKING TV: Oh, that scandalous, Scandal .

It's a scandalous case, but at least it's generating publicity.

The public has fixated on Lohan's problems for nearly a decade – a show that was meant to document her recovery was inevitably secondary to the sheer number of scandalous headlines she is still capable of generating.