Sentence examples for given vent to from inspiring English sources

Iain has recently given vent to his feelings about immigration.

For many months, Prokhanov's paper had given vent to the anger of important figures in the Soviet hierarchy.

Siciliy, who's history has given vent to beauty and tragedy, the book serves as a gateway to experiencing Sicily as it was intended, from the pavement up.

This bust amid the boom has given vent to a national angst, with hand-wringing over the economy a mainstay of newspaper front pages and television news programs.

In fact, she said, a swath of her hair had turned white overnight, medical proof, she said, that she had internalized her trauma and not given vent to her grief.

Trump has given vent to many white voters' fears and anxieties about the loss of racial privilege and status, and run the most avowedly ethnonationalist presidential campaign since George Wallace.

He also gave vent to his cantankerous, contrarian personality.

The professor, on seeing the crowd, gave vent to an exclamation of disgust.

Mr Fisher's Twitter feed also gave vent to his republican sympathies.

As she said, "Acting gives vent to all the people I want to be".

She gives vent to her displeasure by attempting to kill both her daughter and her grandson.