Sentence examples for fake outrage from inspiring English sources
Fake outrage @BBCSport lol here come the masses with their fake outrage.
It said his Remain camp critics "exploded in fake outrage" and "confected fury".
On our Op-Ed page yesterday Bill Maher called for an end to fake outrage and "playacted hurt," and asked Americans to stop apologizing.
Mr. Maher has implicitly attempted to tie his own demeaning attacks on women to the unrelated issue of partisan-motivated fake outrage, which we agree is tiring.
What a contrast her words made to the pompous bluster and fake outrage of Duncan Smith every time he has been challenged about the damage caused by his social security reforms.
After all, if this campaign isn't dominated by faux outrage over fake scandals, it will have to be about things that really did happen, like a failed economic policy and a disastrous war — both of which Mr. McCain promises will continue if he wins.
He still felt, though, that Democrats would not be well served trying to play in the same realms of fake news and false outrage that Trump rumbled through on the way to the White House.
Americans aren't responding to the old plays -- the fake fears, the faux outrage, the conservatives who yell "Communist" at the news cameras, the pompous right-wing bloggers who once held such sway.
I'd personally like to see us also agree that we must set aside our petty, privileged, fake outrages and attempts at false moral equivalency so that we can permit as much justice for the victims of child poverty as we do for the people of Ferguson, Missouri, the Emanuel AME Church, Cecil the Lion and every other worthy cause.
It may be because Labour is faking outrage over a reckless attempt at humour on her website.
