Sentence examples for scandalously large from inspiring English sources

Those responsible for ruining Hungary in the past should now pay huge taxes on their scandalously large pay-offs.

America continues to lock up a scandalously large number of its people: around 1% of the adult population is behind bars at any time.

Unless they are scandalously scandalous.

People who get talked about, who are remembered as "figures," tend to be memorable either for some large achievement or for scandalously doing nothing very much — for just being.

The cutting off of personal care and the shunting of children into much larger, more homogeneous environments is a scandalously laissez-faire approach to the most important years of a child's life.

"Scandalous" isn't so much scandalously bad as it is generic and dull.

Pintoin said of the Queen and Orléans that they neglected Charles, behaved scandalously and "lived on the delights of the flesh"; spending large amounts of money on court entertainment.

But unless you are of a certain age, knowing too much more than this about old movies -- supporting your local repertory house, renting second-rank noirs from the dwindling, scandalously indiscriminate "classics" section at Blockbuster -- places you in a large but marginal subculture, like the collectors of guns.

But citizens, scandalously, demand more.

I scavenged a scandalously small sum.

She was scandalously unladylike, yet unashamedly feminine.