Sentence examples for spurious outrage from inspiring English sources
Luckily, the decision on what this coach is legally allowed to do is not one that will be decided by the media; but when you have an agenda to push, concerning yourself with factual legalese becomes secondary to generating spurious outrage.
William Brown pointed out the peculiarly sensual pleasure of beating your opponents into submission through extended bouts of spurious moral outrage.
Fashion TV was briefly banned for showing too much flesh; a film star's career was threatened after comments that appeared to condone premarital sex; and fringe political groups like nothing better than to stir noisy (and often spurious) paroxysms of moral outrage.
Instead of weathering the spurious storm of right-on outrage over Corrie's demise, Labour's Alan Kelly brought in a measure that was bound to play well with the liberal media.
Spurious pop sociology aside, match day one also brought fresh Mark van Bommel outrage.
But, despite the sense of moral outrage, this High Court ruling shows not every claim has been spurious.
Unfortunately, they are spurious.
Both pretexts are spurious.
BOGUS: counterfeit, spurious, sham.
