Sentence examples for scandalous it from inspiring English sources

Sobchak is a television celebrity who was once Russia's scandalous "it" girl (its Paris Hilton, if you will), and she went over to the side of the opposition when a wave of protests broke out following the contested December parliamentary election.

"One day they're out there saying how scandalous it is that China doesn't respect W.T.O.

If confirmed, the eavesdropping operation on a Nato ally was "scandalous", it added.

"Here, even when a tabloid like Moskovsky Komsomolets prints something scandalous, it doesn't instigate public debate, it doesn't affect public consciousness.

When The Awakening was published it was considered so scandalous it was banned in the author's home-town library, and she herself was barred from the Fine Arts Club in the same city.

After De Frutos's ballet Eternal Damnation to Sancho and Sanchez was pulled from BBC schedules because it was deemed to be too scandalous (it featured a deformed pope abusing a pregnant nun), TV bosses have presumably steered clear this time and there are currently no plans to broadcast the show.

"It's stupid, it's scandalous and it's indecent.

Right-wing anti-Clinton magazine The American Spectator focused on the Travelgate story, as it would many other Clinton-related matters it thought scandalous, describing it as "a story about influence-peddling and sleazy deal-making... in the Clinton White House".

Why is it considered scandalous when it occurs at a top-rated news magazine or newspaper, and funny when it occurs in a tabloid magazine?

It's scandalous and it is causing deep distress to thousands of people.

"What I think is that it's scandalous that it's taken this long," Mr. Burris said.