Significados de faux outrage en inglés

Their feigned shock and faux outrage demand justice immediately, if not sooner.

Maybe they were more worried about faux outrage than false promises.

Tough, smart and pragmatic, he doesn't make cliched motherhood statements or mimic faux outrage.

The faux outrage at how the application panned out is more about politics than planning.

Give it a rest Lisa, there's faux outrage here.

It seems like faux outrage to me... outrage for the sake of something to complain about today.

Beyond the reality that state monies are not used for athletic scholarships, the efforts to link Combs to the budget is faux outrage.

However, Mr Barker said Mrs Pugh's criticism was the usual piece of politically-motivated faux outrage, and she had quoted him out of context.

Mr Bryant said there was " faux outrage" over the comments as they examined previous comments attributed to Mr Livingstone and Boris Johnson.

Take the faux outrage that greeted last week's Institutional Investor announcement that the world's top 25 hedge fund managers took home $11.6 billion in 2014.