Sentence examples for scandalous moment from inspiring English sources

The most scandalous moment of Fox's Super Bowl telecast had nothing to do with football.

A satin Norman Hartnell dress with embroidered bodice displayed here was worn for just one scandalous moment – for a film premiere in 1951 where Margaret was snapped smoking a cigarette.

Kapelos later added to the story, telling HuffPost that there was more to the scandalous moment.

In the movie, Dietrich plays a cabaret singer who in one scene dresses as a man and kisses another woman on the mouth a very scandalous moment that Morocco is now best known for.

They complain that it gratuitously rubs the community's nose in less-than-relevant but potentially scandalous moments in Mormon history.

It proved no less difficult to illustrate the more scandalous moments in Nijinsky's life, not least the near-riot that erupted at the premiere of Nijinsky's monumental "Sacre du Printemps," set to music by Stravinsky, at the Theatre des Champs-Elysees on May 29 , 1913

We can imagine how doubly scandalous such a moment was for Arendt.

In my new book, Finding Mr. Brightside, the main characters (Juliette and Abram) find themselves having a scandalous skinny-dipping moment in the Atlantic ocean, oops.

Ultimately, the most scandalous and unexpected moment of this episode comes near the end, when Jason shoots Eggs in the head and Andy takes the blame.

What makes a scandal scandalous?

Unless they are scandalously scandalous.