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I am scandalised, my brothers!
Rachel Berry, I am scandalised.
I was scandalised when I heard.
The town's elite was scandalised.
Cora Pearl scandalised 19th century society.
The Catholic Church was scandalised.
It scandalised and perplexed scientists in equal measure.
Its existence scandalised Italy.
Zoe took a deep breath and looked scandalised.
I was scandalised earlier today by a Simulant Death Ship.
The third seriously scandalised us.
His son Niccolò scandalised Tuscany in 1924 by making a Chianti containing Bordeaux grape varieties.
Mrs. McCarthy, you're wearing your scandalised face.
Scandalised officers feared mutinous crews would take their ships over to the Bolsheviks.
Last century, the whole world was scandalised by what the Nazis did to purify the race.
In 1782, French officer Choderlos de Laclos' only novel of sex, intrigue andbetrayal in pre-revolutionary France scandalised the world.
At the time I was so so totally horrified, scandalised, that I wanted to do something, but my daughter said‘Certainly not!
What scandalised people most, it seems, was the implication that human beings were not specially created by God as the book of Genesis stated, but were descended from ape-like ancestors.
Some conservative elements of the Catholic church also are scandalised by parishes that allow girls to be altar servers.
People are scandalised by incompetent and corrupt politicians, ineffective legislation and the failure to investigate major corruption cases.
Although the Duke of Buckingham's personal relationship with James VI and I is much debated, the king referred toBuckingham as his husband, and their relationship scandalised the court.
The music critics were almost as scandalised by her temerity as the ballet aficionados were by her bare feet.
In the summer of 1911 Schiele and the model Wally Neuzil had settled in Neulengbach seeking inspiration, butSchiele's bohemian lifestyle scandalised his conservative neighbours.
Even though the press is scandalised by graffiti artists, for me graffiti is just another artistic technique," he says.
The Patriotic Coalition and MOST talked at length about reforms and most of all about the difficult economic situation, butactually the first steps of the new government were in an entirely different direction and again scandalised society.
Her daughter Sarah Biasini told AFP that they were“scandalised” by the film“3 Days in Quiberon”, which she said smears one of Europe's biggest postwar female stars.
Meanwhile in Montenegro, the Dnevne novine newspaper comments, quoted by Cafe del Montenegro,on the words of the well known for his provocations in Bulgaria as well Russian MP Sergueï Jelezniak, who scandalised the Montenegro public as well with his interview for a Russian medium.
The new findings scandalised the party itself, which with much effort managed to overcome the branding that was placed on it, including by the court, of a party of corruption.
In the Belgian capital was Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, who fully abandoned the democratic and EU integration path,and recently scandalised the liberal world during his visit to the United States when his guards attacked peaceful Kurd protesters in front of the Turkish Embassy in Washington.
The government even scandalised the European community by financing the distribution of flyers, announcing which countries are unsafe to travel to because there are many migrants in them.