Sentence examples for scandalous behaviour from inspiring English sources

Whooping fans, heckling, anarchic politics and scandalous behaviour: who'd have thought it was the literary tent?

Both scenes showcase scandalous behaviour and both are almost intolerably exciting.

The widowed Mrs Johnson receives a note from her teenage daughter's school PTA, which tells her off for her allegedly scandalous behaviour.

His poetry of course struck a huge chord in Regency Britain and he became very famous, very quickly, known for his scandalous behaviour.

Other examples of abuse of power include maltreatment of prisoners: a long-standing problem now highlighted by a video, promoted by the opposition, showing rape, beatings and other scandalous behaviour.

39 BCE 14 Reggio di Calabria, Italy Julia, (born 39 bc died ad 14, Rhegium [present-day Reggio di Calabria, Italy]) the Roman emperor Augustus' only child, whose scandalous behaviour eventually caused him to exile her.

Street protests about scandalous official behaviour, revealed by the taping of conversations in his office, have fizzled.

As far as we know, scandalous online behaviour here is limited to writers – the historian Orlando Figes, at least two crime novelists – praising themselves and/or attacking rivals using sock-puppet pseudonyms, not wives or partners.

Regardless, booing an act is scandalous, football-ground behaviour.

He called the firm's behaviour "scandalous" and ordered French carmakers, including PSA Peugeot Citroën, a private company, to stop doing business with Molex.

This additional, non-aristocratic title was awarded – it is a slight disappointment to discover – not for any scandalous or morbid behaviour, but for his "monstrous" habit of always having his nose in a book.