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Перевод: scandalized

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Тезаурус:

1. Because corporate crimes are hardly likely to be described as heinous in the media, few consciences are outraged and scandalized; consequently, the ingredients which deterrent theorists argue are necessary to achieve a specific deterrent effect do not typically exist.
2. It seems that there are some minds which travel will never broaden: vulgarity, riotous behaviour, high spirits and horseplay have scandalized the establishment since the birth of tourism - the 1980s Costa Brava lager lout had his parallel in the Victorian excursionist.
3. "Really," exclaimed in heavily scandalized tones one of the few other passengers braving the last gusts of a salt-laden sirocco up on deck, an Englishwoman in an ample frock loud with different coloured daisies.
4. On 4 December he took his leave of the observers from other Churches in a prayer service which scandalized a number of the bishops because it breached the old rules against communicatio in sacris .
5. Hayling, however, was scandalized.
6. You've quite scandalized Mr Gerard, she whispered.
7. John Poole, as he recorded in his Latin journal, was predictably scandalized:
8. This is what happens when the bedrock of decency, the liberal sensibilities and assumptions which we all share, are all that's left to be scandalized.
9. The position of Battalion Entertainments Officer was no longer held by Charles within five minutes of the drop of the curtain and although that was gratifying to him at the time, in spite of the manner of his dismissal, there were additional deprivations inflicted by a scandalized CO, that were not easy to bear.
10. he exclaimed, scandalized.
11. SHE TOLD me the story, but not before she had advised me that she was absolutely scandalized.
12. Their vulgarity, loudness and lack of manners scandalized their hosts.
13. So it was with Jesus: he scandalized people by the company he kept, by the overturning of values which had become the cement of his society but which he saw as being barriers for people.