Sentence examples for scandalously late from inspiring English sources

However grand and marvellous the exhibition may be, such recognition comes scandalously late.

The opening time, which had seemed scandalously early the day before, now seemed scandalously late.

(As noted above, I am scandalously late on this — how did I miss the one about Hillary Clinton's primary losses?): "The point of the film was to kick these terrible people off the throne that made them demons, making them real and their actions into reality," he says.

He was scandalously sacked a year later by a chairman who accused him of being humourless and dour.

Unless they are scandalously scandalous.

That his supporters scandalously rigged the 2009 election which prolonged his rule was bad enough.

After many years in which the city's pavements were lethally and scandalously slippery in winter, salt, sand and scrapers now abound.

Queensberry was elected president of the British Secular Union in 1881, disrupted the performance of a play by the poet laureate Alfred Tennyson because it caricatured "free-thinkers", was blackballed at the Reform Club, and scandalously divorced in 1887.

If Ruskin appears at all in such accounts, it is usually as the impotent mama's boy whose marriage to Effie Gray was scandalously annulled in 1854, clearing the way for Millais to provide her with a happy ending: marriage to an important public man and a brood of pretty children.

His powerful, but unlacanian book, Freud And Philosophy (1965) was scandalously neglected in France.

Two more little-known Swedes who were then academy members, Eyvind Johnson and Harry Martinson, were scandalously jointly honoured in 1974.