Sentence examples for scandalous that from inspiring English sources

"Everybody kept talking about how scandalous that book was," Ms. Kennedy told The New York Times in 2004.

Take the first time a black character in a film hit a white actor In the Heat of the Night with Sidney Poitier, and how scandalous that was.

Back in April the city was rocked by a scandal so scandalous that New Yorkers everywhere emitted a simultaneous "Whaaa?

Its sports commissioner finds it "scandalous" that players are treated as "objects of speculation".

Coward's script makes clear that it is scandalous that Julia ever had a lover.

"I think it is scandalous that people have had to wait so long.

It was "extremely scandalous" that she should be accused of such things, she said.

"I think it's scandalous that we haven't done more to cure cancer," Mr. Specter said.

Johnson said: "It is absolutely scandalous that John Longworth has been forced to step aside.

Some of the family stories are so scandalous that they can't be printed for legal reasons.

It is scandalous that doctors and nurses were left with threadbare cover and without proper training.