Sentence examples for scandalised at from inspiring English sources

"With deposed heads of state after the Arab spring, there was no problem, the whole community was scandalised at the plundering of money from their countries.

An industry who arrived at this show preparing to be scandalised at how Slimane ignored the YSL heritage left wishing he had imposed himself just a little more.

Mr Siniscalco, declaring himself "scandalised" at the failure of Mr Berlusconi and his cabinet to demand Mr Fazio's resignation, quit his job last Wednesday rather than have to sit alongside the disgraced central-bank chief at the weekend's Washington meetings.

In contrast, on Tuesday night, Ant, or possibly Dec ,looked as scandalised as a curate and apologised at once.

Rhys is mainly known for her novel Wide Sargasso Sea, a retelling of Jane Eyre from the perspective of the mad wife in the attic, and I scandalised an audience at the British Library a few years ago by claiming it was a greater novel than Charlotte Brontë's.

At one point, on the subject of school places for disabled children, she accused Mr Sarkozy of "lying" and of "political immorality", declaring herself "scandalised" and "very angry" at him.

In this case, however, Mr Bush is working with a Likud prime minister who has just scandalised his own supporters at home and abroad by stating bluntly that Israel cannot rule indefinitely over more than 3m hostile Palestinians.By the bleak standards of the Middle East, these changes make for a propitious moment, though they do not mean that peace is nigh.

Recent Israeli police actions at the site scandalised the Muslim world and raised tensions.

After the war, he commanded the 92nd Gordon Highlanders at Jamaica where he scandalised his regiment by ordering them to adopt trousers instead of the kilt and the 90th Light Infantry in the Ionian Islands, before retiring from active duty in 1829.

At first, this behaviour scandalised the environmental community.

"I am scandalised and furious," he told journalists at the scene, adding that the forced evacuation, like previous operations, would change nothing.