Sentence examples for in scandalously from inspiring English sources

This is the highest in Africa, albeit concentrated in scandalously few hands.

News flash: two hundred or so years ago, in the Age of Empire, women were scaling snowbanks in scandalously sheer nightie-like gowns, tied under the bosom with limp ribbons.

Ms. Dench, who proved in the film "Notes on a Scandal" that she gets more wonderfully mischievous as she grows older, here takes great pleasure in scandalously sucking on the flesh of an orange.

At his death, in 1993, he left an estate worth $21 million — an unprecedented fortune in a scandalously underpaid profession, and a sign of his unparalleled fame.

In life, scandalously, the two of them had been discharged as illicit lovers, and their spectral visitations with the children hint at Satanism and possible sexual abuse.

Inside the fishbowl of a lobby at Alice Tully Hall, where walls of glass offered a floor-to-ceiling view of guests arriving for the Council of Fashion Designers of America awards on Monday evening, swam two women in almost scandalously revealing black gowns.

Unless they are scandalously scandalous.

At Los Angeles' Staples Center, she wowed the crowd in a scandalously sexy get-up.

So to the subject of libel via Twitter, and the current flap in London involving Alistair McAlpine, an ex-Conservative Party official who was linked falsely to child sex abuse in a scandalously bad BBC television report last month.

It was also in Scotland last week that I heard about the death of UR Ananthamurthy, one of postcolonial India's greatest writers (who wrote in Kannada, and so remains scandalously unknown in the west).

To the lasting embarrassment of a rank-and-file Catholic like me who observed them at close quarters in the 1970s, most were scandalously involved in the taking of innocent lives during the wretched military dictatorship whose crimes – including the murders of brother bishops – they many times condoned.