Sentence examples for fake indignation from inspiring English sources
The internet is a strange place, where trolls, misogynists, and haters run rampant, from 4chan to Reddit to revenge porn sites to the fake indignation and real hate of Gamergate.
Re "A Teammate of Armstrong Says a Doping System Led to Double Lives," May 23: I am not sure if I am more annoyed or amused by all the fake indignation by the same people who called Greg LeMond a bitter old man when he first expressed his doubts about Lance Armstrong years ago.
Prurient snowstorms of innuendo have struck the reputations of those who dare to commit verse in Britain - this curtain-twitching land of suburban Salems - ever since the country seethed with fake indignation over what wicked Lord Byron did to his poor wife.
Peter Landesman adapted the screenplay from a book that Webb published in 1999, and from Nick Schou's investigation of the story, "Kill the Messenger" (2006), and it suggests that the mainstream press was miffed that a second-tier newspaper had got a big story ahead of them, so they covered their laziness with fake indignation.
Alas, the curtain had scarcely risen Tuesday on Part 1 when Argentine bitchiness was on full display, with most of the company's five female dancers pouting, preening, gasping in fake indignation and pushing one another out of the way in the effort to grab the right partner center stage.
It's time to eliminate the self-righteous, fake-indignation of "don't talk about me behind my back" from our culture.
Her indignation seems a false step.
'I keep that one by my bed.' What made this one special was that Williams was boiling with indignation after Serena's integrity was impugned by those who felt she faked injury in her fourth-round win over Daniela Hantuchova.
In his conversation with me, Icahn expressed indignation about the effort to hold him accountable, which he has described, in conspicuously Trumpian language, as "fake news" and "a witch hunt".
Indignation suffused the gathering.
