It blew hard all the time, and there were violent squalls of wind and rain that frequently compelled us to scandalise our mainsail and lower the foresail.
First, they allege that such books scandalise Protestants and drive them from the Church; and secondly, they do not see how incidents, wholly unlike our ordinary daily experience, can practically serve us in our private Christian lives.
Nathan, with a melancholy shake of the head; "thee would not have me back in the Settlements, to scandalise them that is of my faith!
Now, will anybody except Paybody say, that obedience to the magistrate in a thing indifferent, out of which scandal riseth, is a better duty than forbearing for the edification of many Christian souls, and for shunning to scandalise them.
That whatsoever either would scandalise our brother,(264) or not be profitable to him for his edification, Christians for no respect must dare to meddle with it?
Hilarion--"Recall to yourself in the Scriptures all the things that scandalise you because you cannot understand them.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "scandalise" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
