Sentence examples for scandalous sight from inspiring English sources

By publishing the information about how your money is spent, we are now shining a spotlight on that waste and it is a scandalous sight to see.

Granted, it was a slow day, but the most scandalous sights were in the picture frames.

What makes a scandal scandalous?

Unless they are scandalously scandalous.

TALKING TV: Oh, that scandalous, Scandal .

Unperturbed or maybe just a little indignant at the sight of that scandalous scoreline, he compiled the definitive lone hand; 127 from 102 deliveries with seven sixes and 14 fours.

Are scandals really that scandalous?

(Who has ever suggested otherwise?) The problem is that there is nothing terribly scandalous, at the present stage of our civilization, about the sight of Ms. Aniston's bellybutton or the utterance of the phrase "anal sex".

SCANDAL-PRONE, or just prone and scandalous?

Ballet, perhaps the quintessential example of high-art dance, was widely considered disreputable almost until the 20th century; the sight of pantaloon-covered legs when a fully clothed dancer pirouetted was as scandalous as complete nudity is today for some people.

Thus, we were treated to the sight of a President, who reluctantly signed onto a fiscal-cliff deal that failed to eliminate the scandalous carried-interest deduction enjoyed by hedge-fund and private-equity managers, trotting out his old campaign line about changing the tax code to ensure billionaires don't pay lower tax rates than their secretaries.