Phrases with «great scandal»

The phrase "great scandal" refers to a situation or event that is shocking, immoral, or disgraceful, often involving prominent individuals or institutions. It is a big controversy that captures public attention and may lead to severe consequences or damage to someone's reputation. Full definition

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Sentences with «great scandal»

Then we might stop avoiding the scandal of Good Friday and the even greater scandal of Easter with talk about eggs and butterflies and flowers and pop - psychology and politics, and boldly confront the utter mystery of it all — the mystery which has first confronted us and claimed us and loved us. (religion-online.org)
The ascension is therefore as great a scandal for ancient science as for modern, as are all subsequent human incursions into heaven, from the assumption of Mary to the rapture of St. Paul to the final resurrection. (religion-online.org)
Melanie Benjamin has turned Truman Capote's greatest scandal into your next must - read book club selection. (prhspeakers.com)
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Phrases with «great scandal»

Sentences with «great scandal»

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