Sentence examples for allowed to vent from inspiring English sources

"It is as if they have been allowed to vent their negativity.

Once the conflict is identified and addressed, and parties are allowed to vent, emotion usually dissipates.

In the experimental section, horizontal tubes were used with one end allowed to vent to the atmosphere, and the other end a solid wall.

Last year a policeman alleged that, as the riots took hold, Mr Modi declared that Hindus should be allowed to "vent their anger".The government's critics also blame it for denying the victims justice.

A regime crackdown preceded the election — including detentions and harassments — but, as in the past, Iranians are allowed to vent more than usual during the noisy week of actual campaigning.

Professional classes, as before, are allowed to vent out their frustration, letting steam out of the system, for which outlets in narrowly-based parties and media fora are provided.

While social media has allowed poisonous prejudice to spread, it has also allowed others to vent their frustrations against those responsible for victimising Muslims.

One of the purposes is to allow you to vent, to allow you to express your frustrations and your angers, things that you go through growing up".

He took David for a walk around the lot and allowed him to vent.

But town officials put off the matter and instead allowed residents to vent.

But no professional sports leagues test for it, and the letter, in a way, allowed Selig to vent.