Sentence examples for the same scandalous from inspiring English sources

For some 21st-century Americans, teenage pregnancy may not have precisely the same scandalous — or sorrowful — significance it did just a couple of weeks ago.

I just don't think sexuality carries the same scandalous weight that it used to.

What is truly amazing is that the debacles they have wrought in Iraq and Afghanistan have not deterred them from working just as hard, using the same scandalous tactics, to bring about a military strike against yet another Muslim country -- Iran.

Woodward an acknowledged expert on Watergate has made a pundit cottage industry of deciding whether the political scandals of the moment are the same thing as that most scandalous of scandals.

The fact that we can say the same for racism is scandalous.

"A church is not a mosque, and pretending that 'the rites are the same' amounts to a scandalous denial of reality.

O.K., I'm joking — not about the figures, which are accurate, but about the substance, which is perfectly legal but pretty scandalous all the same.

Yet the Global Gathering dance festival, which takes place on the same site, has a much more scandalous history, with numerous thefts, plenty of drug use, sexual assault and a death as recently as 2012 – and does not share the same notoriety.

At the same time better ships and roads carried the "scandalous" Italian theatre performers into the gilded theatres of Paris.

Based on the BBC One series of the same name, "Mistresses" focuses on four women and their scandalous love lives.

He recites the same half-dozen inaccuracies about race, poverty, religion, and the scandalous tribulations of the Democrats on nearly every episode of his show.