Sentence examples for more scandalously from inspiring English sources

"I feel free to paint more scandalously than ever before, thanks to these Y.B.A.'s".

More scandalously still, he ditched domestic cinema to carouse with Hollywood, rearing up as furtive, feral Lee Harvey Oswald in JFK, and slurping blood off a cut-throat razor as the chuckling count in Bram Stoker's Dracula.

The public viewing of the coffins was curtailed severely and even more scandalously, Montenuovo tried unsuccessfully to make the children foot the bill.

They may nudge us into loving more fully, more generously, more scandalously than we ever have, by bringing listening and attention and compassion and grace into a landscape of polarity and hostility.

The more scandalously inclined musicologists may repeat the gossip that Wagner had an affair with Mathilde Wesendonck, who inspired him to set aside The Valkyrie in favor of composing Tristan and Isolde, but there is no real evidence to support that the affair was consummated.

No one knows more about the scandalously lax administrative standards and wanton disregard for the theatre's security than the stage door-keeper and "concierge", Gilberto Paggiaro.

And there is no question either that the EU is far from perfect, not working in fundamental ways, failed in some particulars, too easily beguiled by the head-in-the-sand centralising notion of "more Europe", and scandalously passive about the needs of its people.

Unless they are scandalously scandalous.

But citizens, scandalously, demand more.

And imposing new fuel taxes and health care charges will hurt ordinary people and make a tax system that is scandalously unfair even more so.

The cutting off of personal care and the shunting of children into much larger, more homogeneous environments is a scandalously laissez-faire approach to the most important years of a child's life.