Sentences with phrase «little scandalous»

I usually do red and white, so I feel a little scandalous this year doing green and blue haha...

I'll admit, this LBD is a little scandalous for me and I might be retiring it to the consignment pile soon.

I went a little scandalous with this outfit (happy hump day - you're welcome) added pops of red with my lipstick and Gemorie watch.

Not exact matches

United by an «Anabaptist conception of church» and the «scandalous conviction» that «where two or three are gathered together in the name of a redeeming Love that defies the powers of shame and death, the meaning and destiny of all creation are revealed,» this little group ordained Loney as a pastor to the men on Georgia's death row in January of 1985.

There is something about making dessert in the Crockpot that seems just a little bit scandalous.

At the time it was considered scandalous here in Canada, (22 years ago) which I found a little odd; now young members do it all the time and are supported to do so.

But what exactly was particularly scandalous remains just a little bit shrouded in mystery right now.

But he keeps trying to lower expectations, arguing that there is little he can do about runaway political spending as long as the Supreme Court's Citizens United decision is in force, and blaming the Republicans in the Legislature for doing nothing to reform its own scandalous behavior.

I also think the length of my legs makes it a little bit more scandalous than it would on most ladies.

I like the tassels tied to make the neckline feel a little less scandalous, but it definitely works both ways:).

She is a little afraid of Dixon, very afraid of her ex-husband (John Hawkes) and slightly terrified when a man she doesn't know enters her gift shop and makes threatening noises about Mildred's scandalous billboards.

And if you go a little further into her past, you'll see that the talented two - time Olympian's infamy didn't begin after the scandalous attack on Nancy Kerrigan.

The costumes, however, are somewhat scandalous and serve little function as proper battle attire.

Though I've spent the past three - and - a-half years here trying to uncover salacious little tidbits or outrageous controversies in the legal world to enlighten or entertain readers, I'm disappointed to report that there's no scandalous backstory to my departure.