Sentence examples for give vent to from inspiring English sources

The capacity crowd seemed to give vent to nearly a decade's worth of disappointment.

They give vent to passions so exclusively girlish that their intensity baffles mere males.

It seems that she needed to give vent to them in an attempt to exonerate herself.

Another answer is that trials "give vent to the outrage" over attacks on civilians, as Judge Kaplan has put it.

The major political parties are too interested in competing for the Latino vote to give vent to nativist sentiment.

Now, it seemed, he could give vent to his inner nature and also do himself some good.

Flower is unable, out of professional duty, to name names, to give vent to his genuine frustrations.

The musicologist suggested that the Sanitation Department's band be reactivated so the garbage men can give vent to their natural abilities.

By then Kenny Dalglish's footballers were desperate to get back on the pitch, if only to give vent to their anger.

A WRY series on British television called "Grumpy Old Men" features a cast of middle-aged celebrities who give vent to what they most dislike about modern life.

But many language users – and we are all language users – give vent to vehement frustration over the constant changes taking place.