Sentence examples for is rather scandalous from inspiring English sources

"We are doing a big season around housing and homeless, what it means to be homeless, it is rather scandalous, we have a million empty homes and near to 2 million families who are homeless," Hunt said.

That Mr. Pavarotti also needed cheat sheets to get through the group of light Italian songs with which he ended the program was rather scandalous, considering how much his audience had shelled out for tickets.

That Murasaki made them seem so alluring was regarded as rather scandalous by the time samurai values and Confucian morality had set in.

Coming from a woman in entertainment and media, at the white-hot center of the expectations and scrutiny of the public eye, both her faith and her advice are (forgive me) rather scandalous.

Young men took their places, but Kabuki remained a rather scandalous art, and in 1652 the all-male performances were also banned.

The fact that parents are incentivised into giving powerful ADHD drugs to their children by the benefits system also struck me as rather scandalous.

But a rather scandalous case of illegitimacy preceded such salubriousness.

However, Craig Warner's dramatic portrayal of Princess Margaret was sad rather than scandalous, affectionate rather than over-critical, and by the end of the two hours I was thinking, as so often during her lifetime, "she should have been Queen".

The answer is shocking, even scandalous.

Unless they are scandalously scandalous.

It is a scandalous unfairness.