Sentence examples for one scandalous from inspiring English sources

A satin Norman Hartnell dress with embroidered bodice displayed here was worn for just one scandalous moment – for a film premiere in 1951 where Margaret was snapped smoking a cigarette.

Olson's characters shared school ties, country houses, London clubs and, in at least one scandalous instance, a woman who was simultaneously the wife of one and the mistress of another.

The Underground Tape Railroad counters such elitism by having a college student deliver you one scandalous tape per month, featuring highlights like "Paris Airshow Disaster 1987", "Paris Airshow Disaster 1991"... and "Dick Cavett Lights Fart".

Anthony York writes in his review of Marvin Kalb's "One Scandalous Story" (Books in Brief, Dec. 16) that "Kalb painstakingly documents the plot to ensnare President Clinton, forcing him to commit perjury in an attempt to drive him out of office".

Penned by Kathie Lee Gifford (yep, that one), "Scandalous" told the story of the church's famed founder Aimee Semple McPherson.

Padura's treatment of sex is usually more suggestive than explicit — like most revolutionary societies, Cuba has a marked strain of prudishness — but in one scandalous scene Conde has sex with a woman who he suspects is a transsexual.

Unlike people of lesser stock, whose behavior is what one would expect from them, Freud enjoys the distinction of being perennially, albeit mildly, scandalous.

But each man's denouement -- one politically scandalous, another self-destructive and the third evoking sympathy -- lingers large in the mind.

Anne Lamott, Bret Lott, Stephen King, James N. Frey--not the scandalous one--the list goes on and on and on and on.

In June, 2014, the Sun published a copy of the scandalous "One Less Lonely" video.

"Les Liaisons Dangereuses" is one of those scandalous classics that is much more bruited about than read.