Sentence examples for self-righteous fury from inspiring English sources
The phrase "self-righteous fury" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe a strong, often unjustified anger that stems from a belief in one's own moral superiority. Example: "Her self-righteous fury was evident as she condemned others for their mistakes while ignoring her own flaws."
The self-righteous fury unleashed against Leo Strauss is partly because of the sense that he sinned against one of the most sacred doctrines of democratic culture: egalitarianism.
This is great... but with all this comes increased congestion, and too many cyclists – who see this overcrowding as an affront to their freedom – react with a self-righteous fury and a "screw you" attitude.
In "Caterina in the Big City," the wonderful Italian actor Sergio Castellitto dives headlong into the role of Giancarlo Iacovoni, a teacher, aspiring novelist and hothead quaking with frustration and self-righteous fury about any number of issues.
Full of hatred towards anyone deemed an outsider, contemptuous of knowledge and red-faced with self-righteous fury at a nebulous, all-encompassing elite, it is becoming the movement of our times.
The words Katie Price and taxpayers' money are the sort that can separately invoke outrage-based hernias; put together, they can result in social media collapsing in a pool of self-righteous fury.
In the second scene of Act I, Miss Worsley, relaxing after dinner in the drawing room of her hostess, bursts into self-righteous fury and makes a loud speech about everything she believes is horrible about Britain's upper classes (who are feeding her and housing her at the moment).
Under all this self-righteous anger and disappointment and white-hot fury of the past year, there was this deep ocean of sadness that came riding in on the tiny pieces of my broken heart.
Susan and Malcolm Robb have been married a long time, and they--alone among their friends--have a true marriage, "the real stuff of love". Malcolm is sincere, loyal, plodding and just a bit self-righteous; by the novel's end, grief has introduced him to both fury and awe.
"It makes you feel self-righteous".
