Sentence examples for phoney outrage from inspiring English sources

Forget the booze, the funny pics, the perfumed kerchief of phoney outrage.

But much more important than either was the phoney outrage by David Cameron and George Osborne over the House of Lords' threat (duly carried out) to block the more egregious callousness of child tax-credit cuts.

There was a lot of phoney outrage when the Scot moved across the city from Birmingham last summer and McLeish has remained largely good-humoured despite the abuse he has encountered.

When it comes to the propriety of the government's 27 million pro-EU leaflets, which are coming your way in the post, we are invited to choose between London's spluttering part-time mayor, Boris Johnson, and phoney outrage specialist, Michael Fallon, the nation's part-time defence secretary.

Outrage, not all of it phoney, ensued.

Call a phoney a phoney.

A phoney one.

He is not phoney.

It's so phoney.

This is phoney accountability.

'What a phoney!