Sentence examples for the scandals from inspiring English sources

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the scandals

noun

An incident or event that disgraces or damages the reputation of the persons or organization involved.

  • Their affair was reported as a scandal by most tabloids.

Exact(59)

Eastern, to discuss the scandals.

Does the evaporation of the scandals matter?

THE scandals have come thick and fast.

The scandals themselves are not new.

The scandals overshadowed progress elsewhere.

Witness the scandals in New Jersey.

"Then the scandals came," Mr. Inglis said.

Yet the series does weather the scandals.

Make no mistake, the scandals are damaging.

DeLay seems unfazed by the scandals.

As his term progressed, the scandals mounted up.

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