Sentence examples for scandalous enough from inspiring English sources

Without it, no story seemed quite scandalous enough.

The president's apparent entanglement with two women, one married (though now widowed) and one young enough to be his daughter, might seem scandalous enough.

Of all the stories of fraud scandalous enough to merit airtime, the tale of the busboy is perhaps the most bizarre.

In Anne Perry's intricately layered Victorian mysteries, a single crime -- if it is scandalous enough -- has a way of reverberating throughout the classbound social system to strike at the very heart of government.

His staff knew he was working on a piece about Dick Treekape and the artists' colony (he liked to celebrate celebrities) as well as an investigative story he refused to talk about (he still enjoyed taking an occasional potshot at a celebrity when he found something scandalous enough).

The answer is a complex combination of history, law, politics and personalities that does not seem scandalous enough to be called an expose but does often leave a reader nodding and saying, "Ah, that's how things work in the real world.

What makes a scandal scandalous?

Unless they are scandalously scandalous.

TALKING TV: Oh, that scandalous, Scandal .

"Our first-half performance was scandalous, we didn't do enough.

Dhammakaya is unquestionably an organization that the media loves to hate, and tabloids just can't get enough of the scandalous stories about it.