scandalous

I've been on my feet for a scandalous number of years.

A scandalous mother could be cut off from her children.

This is scandalous because no child should ever be turned away from a church.

Or did she live to write something even more scandalous?

"It is scandalous for you two to live alone together."

It is scandalous that children are left to live on their own at all.

Most of these scandalous activities were legal, and many still are.

If even half of the scandalous stories he'd heard were true.

It was considered scandalous that the king took her to court.

Good God man, prices going down, where is the government, scandalous?

"I asked earlier whether you'd like to see why I've become such a scandalous person."

Easy to shut his eyes to the whole scandalous deal.

That would be too scandalous to wear to church, so she does not go.

If the facts are not scandalous, what is taking so long to tell them?

Let me give just one practical and, I may say, scandalous example.

"It is scandalous that all this should happen when I was away."

All he'd been after was a scandalous case that would build up his career.

In their eyes, the city was something scandalous and revolutionary.

To keep herself from one scandalous situation, she must participate in another.

"So it was scandalous and the home should be shut down."

She rolled her eyes up at him as if the rest of the story was just too scandalous.

Alongside was another story, almost as long and much more scandalous.

He had hardly seen it, or felt its scandalous energy.

It may, however, help to limit their effect and make them more scandalous.

On a less scandalous level, Newman was having his own problems during the 1993-94 season.