moral outrage

道德愤怒:对违背道德准则或伦理原则的行为或事件感到愤怒和愤慨。

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道德愤怒:对违背道德准则或伦理原则的行为或事件感到愤怒和愤慨。
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To give people worldwide a chance to express moral outrage at the extent of hunger, the FAO launched a year-long online petition drive.
为了使世界各地人民有机会就饥饿问题的严重性发出呼声,粮农组织发起了为期一年的网上请愿活动。
However, they added that this "moral outrage" response was probably related to more functional concerns.
然而,他们加入了这个“道德侮辱”的反应,很可能是跟更多实际的担忧联系在一起的。
最初的起因是道德的愤怒感,通常是对穆斯林在伊拉克,巴勒斯坦,车臣或其它地方遭受的不平等事件产生的感觉。
The John Terry affair was quite different, and was shaped by a public storm of phoney moral outrage.
约翰•特里的事件截然不同,公众虚伪的道德义愤左右了整个事件的发展。
Nevertheless, there were instances of what Troyer describes as "moral outrage" .
然而,也有特耶叙述的“义愤填膺”的例子。
If someone reading this feels a sense of moral outrage because we are sitting down on the job, I am sorry.
如果有人读到此,为我们怠工而愤慨的话,我很抱歉。
说它是以道德义愤掩盖受商业驱动的撤退,也说得通。
Either it plumps for simplification, which is pardonable given the justness of its moral outrage.
有的过于简单化,这倘若出于合情合理的道德义愤,倒是可以原谅的。
That such suffering exists in the 21st century is not only a moral outrage, it is against our own interests.
这种存在于二十一世纪的苦难,不仅在道德上让人难以接受,也违背了我们自身的利益。
奴隶制在世界上从普遍存在到被唾弃的过程是以道义谴责为开端的。