Use of the word scandalise in a sentence example

scandalise

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History, in fact, is the great rationalist; and the Catholic conscience is scandalised by her. [Please select]

Mason the management of the farm was half amused, half scandalised, by what seemed to him the delicate uselessness of Miss Fountain. [Please select]

"MacLure, of coorse, was clean scandalised," continued Drumsheugh, "an' pooed awa his hand as if it hed been burned."' [Please select]

But this idea of an America judicial, remonstrating, and aloof, led him to a conclusion that scandalised him. [Please select]

A scandal, in this sense, must always arise in your own party; you cannot scandalise the enemy. [Please select]

The Catholic argument scandalised, exasperated her; but she could not meet it. [Please select]

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