Sentence examples for its scandalous from inspiring English sources
Thanks to his gift for making deals, he arranged for the book to be published 'more or less simultaneously in as many parts of Europe as he could manage', and its scandalous contents ensured that it became an instant bestseller in every territory.
And the company has struggled to drop its scandalous sexting reputation, which could expose it to lawsuits as a significant portion of its core users are minors.
Established American media outlets aren't any better - one only has to remember The New York Times scandal which only ended by the resignation of its scandalous reporter Jayson Blair in May 2003 in the wake of the discovery of plagiarism and fabrication in his stories.
Its budget, the largest of any country's, is big enough to attract rapacious special interests, but still sufficiently small and complex that its scandalous inefficiencies rarely make headlines.Scandalous barely covers it.
The reply by Engel for the USPTO acknowledged the routine use of the word, and simultaneously asserted its scandalous nature: "Although the word is frequently used, it still is considered shocking in most formal or polite situations.
Harley Granville Barker's Waste was banned in 1907 for its scandalous content.
Its sports commissioner finds it "scandalous" that players are treated as "objects of speculation".
Campbell named it Scandalous.
The result may bear only a passing resemblance to Salinger's "Catcher," but it does recreate one important aspect of the book: its often scandalous reception in the America of the nineteen-fifties.
The mood of Fellini's 1959 film, and its sizzling, scandalous background, gives a sharp edge to Stephen Gundle's close-up study of a murder case and its murky offshoots, Dolce Vita.
