Sentence examples for scandalous words from inspiring English sources

He heard some scandalous words".

On the scaffold, he tried to read a speech denouncing the sentence as a violation of Magna Carta, but was drowned out by trumpets to ensure that such scandalous words would not be heard by the cheering crowds.

FAMOUS AND TRUE At the 92nd Street Y, Judy Gold, Jackie Hoffman, Dick Cavett and other theater folks will be participating in a Valentine's Day edition of "Celebrity Autobiography: A Panel of Stars," in which famous people's own pretentious, outrageous and scandalous words come back to haunt them as comedic monologues.

In the latter category, I found the following items outside the Aoki concert: dozens of neon trucker hats emblazoned with scandalous words, "Sorry Mom s, and of course, the ubiquitous "YOLO".

When Firmin Gémier, in the title role, advanced to face the audience, looked directly into their eyes, and uttered the first scandalous word of the text, "merdre" ("excrement"), a pattern was set that has been followed by many avant-garde theatre companies throughout the 20th century.

Check out the following highlight reel from Hollywood's longstanding fascination with disgraced literary stars and scandalous word-slingers.

What makes a scandal scandalous?

TALKING TV: Oh, that scandalous, Scandal .

The reply by Engel for the USPTO acknowledged the routine use of the word, and simultaneously asserted its scandalous nature: "Although the word is frequently used, it still is considered shocking in most formal or polite situations.

Farage's right-wing UKIP produced a scandalous poster, with the words "BREAKING POINT: The EU has failed us all".

He used words such as "scandalous" and "farcical" and for 10 minutes, as he took us through Manchester United's second goal, it felt as if little puffs of toxic smoke would start billowing from his ears.