Sentence examples for scandalised that from inspiring English sources
He is scandalised that the government is handing money to banks when workers' pay is stagnant.
The diplomats seem scandalised that an elected representative of the people believes she is their boss.
Members for the Potteries were scandalised that it won't go to the Potteries.
Gove is right to be scandalised that minority children wait longer for adoption than white children.
Where Franklin happily indulged in French flirtations, Adams was scandalised that Parisian couples would invite their lovers to dinner.
Mexicans have been scandalised that the mayor who allegedly ordered the killings went uninvestigated by federal authorities.
The 1969 novel that scandalised readers with its descriptions of a young Jewish man's onanistic habits, and made Roth a bestseller.
6. Portnoy's Complaint by Philip Roth The 1969 novel that scandalised readers with its descriptions of a young Jewish man's onanistic habits, and made Roth a bestseller.
But the true nature of her relationship to Haughey, which would have scandalised a country that still banned condoms for unmarried couples, was never revealed to the Irish people.
Sure enough, Mr Woodhead set about threatening the complacency of the education world with a zeal that scandalised the teaching unions, local councillors, the Labour Party and all those who supported the "progressive" education agenda of the 1960s.Charged with identifying failing schools and poor teaching, in 1995 he declared that 15,000 of England's teachers were "incompetent".
