Sentence examples for scandalous when from inspiring English sources

It was scandalous when the National Gallery had that miraculous Leonardo Da Vinci exhibition last year.

He seems to think that recording his every move is somehow scandalous, when, in fact, it's quite boring to watch.

It may be less scandalous when someone like Diddy, Dr Dre, or Kanye use writers – considering they were producers first.

They were trying to escape the public eye, as their relationship was scandalous when it first developed.

Executive pay was, said the EU monetary affairs commissioner, "scandalous" when so many employees have their pay pegged in the name of keeping inflation down.

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?

The Lannisters are dysfunctional The prime movers of Westeros were left in a scandalous predicament when youngest son Tyrion murdered his father Tywin with a crossbow.

Mr. Lewis's commercial ascent came soon after, followed by a swift and scandalous decline when he married his 13-year-old second cousin, Myra, in 1957.

Quality". A points-per-game ratio of 0.29 is pretty scandalous, especially when you're talking about a full year in charge.

There was a particularly scandalous weekend when he refused to travel with the team to London for a match against Chelsea.

These and several other over-the-counter attacks against the encroachments of age are well and good, not to be dismissed and worth paying for; and, some, not all, of them, a scandalous deprivation when not made available to the elderly irrespective of bank account.