Sentence examples for self-righteous indignation from inspiring English sources

But let's watch the self-righteous indignation and reserve a little anger for the enablers.

So why would a man who has based much of his adult life on self-righteous indignation confess now?

It was a bizarre spectacle - Allen shrinking in terror as the mob erupted in self-righteous indignation.

So please take your anger and self-righteous indignation out on Air France, and not on me or my child or my parenting skills.

The all-consuming rumor mill, much of which still perpetuates outrageously paranoid content not based in reality, generates comradeship and self-righteous indignation.

Children in Africa will be much better off with a hot meal and an education than with your self-righteous indignation.

When the world suddenly starts marching in step with us, we just point out with (self- righteous indignation all that remainself- righteous

And here too, the reaction from the great and the good – well, the Times and Illustrated London News – was of self-righteous moral indignation: "An exhibition of harlotry upon the public stage.

It's time to eliminate the self-righteous, fake-indignation of "don't talk about me behind my back" from our culture.

It's a humbling perspective to take on one's agency, and one that may "taint one's own view of one's moral self as an achievement" (2004: 246), and make one feel that "indignation on one's part would be self-righteous and indulgent" (2004: 254).

Whatever Mr Howard felt in his heart, he gave the impression of using toughness on crime as a pretext to whip up the indignation (and round up the votes) of the righteous, and especially the self-righteous.