Sentence examples for pent up with from inspiring English sources

Deller's image shows Morris pent up with indignation, hurling Roman Abramovich's yacht into the Venice lagoon.

So much gets pent up with nowhere to go, she told me.

It was keeping people, especially young people, very much pent up, with a great longing to go abroad.

At times, he said, Mr. Ali would get "pent up with frustration in his inability to articulate in perfect words".

Of her childhood in Sydney, she said that young Australians of her time were "very much pent up, with a great longing to go abroad.

You get so pent up with work and everything else in your life you can't deny yourself everything - drink, chocolate, sex - you need that release.

"There is so much pent up dissatisfaction with the status quo that they're hoping these changes will maybe lead to a breakthrough".

Those of us who think the manifold undercurrents of mainstream culture in the 1950's had to find modes of expression sooner or later, perhaps all the more explosively for being pent up, would disagree with Nachman's overall assessment of how and why rebel comedians came to be -- and even who they were.

When he comes into view, he looks like a man who has been pent up for two years, with his beard and his air of physical collapse.

Pent up discontent with Facebook and Twitter has in part been relieved through Diaspora and other existing open source social networks.

He was isolated and pent-up with musical ambition, having scant access to the world of theater, and that frustration gave vent to this jam-packed and effusive orchestral piece.