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• The marriage scandalised society, but Lord Gifford died only weeks afterward.
• The monks were scandalised by the patriarch's consent.
• Her taste for strong liquors and her sheer gluttony also scandalised the court.
• Philippa pretends to be scandalised ( presumably for Martino's sake ).
• The 6th Earl of Salisbury scandalised society by driving and upsetting a stagecoach.
• Claux's behaviour and attitudes to sex and nudity scandalised 1940s Australia.
• It scandalised viewers who felt it was flagrantly sexual.
• Gilman was often scandalised in the media and resented the sensationalism of the media.
• A scandalised establishment, took measures to counter Labour's growing electoral dominance.
• The drawing pleased Hitler but scandalised his entourage.
• That people say they are scandalised is not proof that there is a scandal.
• He scandalised settler opinion by appointing another emancipist, Andrew Thompson, as a magistrate.
• He pointed out that the Hindus were scandalised and the Christians bewildered by these arguments.
• His son Niccol?scandalised Tuscany in 1924 by making a Chianti containing Bordeaux grape varieties.
• Scandalised, he fled to Upper Galilee.
• News of her subsequent disappearance scandalised Europe.
• Shadrake, a resident of adjacent Malaysia, was said by the scandalising the court.
• The whole village is scandalised by this abortive attempt of the father to conceal his shame.
• The lawyer, scandalised, urges Ralph to destroy the will, but to no avail.
• In acting as I do, I'm very far from the wish to scandalise.