Sentence examples for most scandalously from inspiring English sources

First there was the scandal of the H-bomb campaign, conducted most scandalously of all from the very depths of All Souls, and Lord Hailsham's denunciation of "government by undergraduate referendum".

Yet Peabody has also been one of the most scandalously neglected and caricatured female intellectuals in American history.

Most scandalously of all, the players in the newer editions are wearing coloured clothing.

They're one of the most scandalously underrated British bands of the last 6 years.

And, most scandalously, this Messiah went willingly to be killed by the Roman authorities, speaking of himself as the sacrifice, the world's sacrificial lamb.

Of all the singers of the classic American generation, the generation of Sinatra and Ella Fitzgerald, June Christy (1925-90) is perhaps the most scandalously neglected.

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.

Unless they are scandalously scandalous.

Properties that have most soared in value are scandalously undertaxed.

A bunch of soccer players pulling off an unlikely victory against the might of the Seattle Seahawks defense, some of whom are twice the size of their opponents, went scandalously unnoticed by most of the media.

"Crooklyn," his most personal "joint" (and a scandalously underappreciated movie) painstakingly reconstructs the world of his own Brooklyn childhood in the era of Walt Frazier and Rock'em Sock'em robots.