Sentence examples for not scandalous from inspiring English sources
The spot was not scandalous, just impertinent.
But it is not scandalous in itself that conservative Catholic politicians should represent their voters' values.
If the facts are not scandalous, what is taking so long to tell them?
Historians grasp at dubious theories because, in Judeo-Christian society, to compete nude in public seems odd, if not scandalous.
(Lawrence Van Gelder) 'FANNY HILL' It's a musical version of the scandalous John Cleland novel, but it's not scandalous, very.
"In the final analysis," she added, "whatever Mr. Lynn means by sexual confusion or sexual duality seems finally not scandalous but, instead, a compliment to Hemingway".
At times, the political climate has been inhospitable: this spring, when Washington was consumed with allegations about the attack on the U.S. Embassy in Benghazi and possible abuses at the I.R.S., MSNBC's anchors seemed torn between explaining why these seeming scandals weren't scandalous and ignoring them completely.
The trans focus clearly wasn't scandalous, but I couldn't tell how much of this acceptance was Brighton and how much of it a sign of wider changing perceptions.
I doubt if you'll read this story in a newspaper or see it on the evening news because it isn't scandalous or tabloid-worthy.
REAL scandals often require not just scandalous facts, but a trigger, a nettlesome event, to activate public outrage.
And isn't it scandalous that we are not training enough nurses and doctors in our own country?
