Sentence examples similar to release of aggression from inspiring English sources

But serial killing – as a naughty release valve of aggression and as a bid for serious artistic intent – has begun to feel like overkill.

From the perspective of Konrad Lorenz and others in this camp, sports are seen as a form of catharsis; they allow for the safe and channeled release of the aggression that is part of every person's instinctive makeup.

It's a release of aggression.

Although it had a working title of Decade of Decadence, it would be released as Decade of Aggression after Mötley Crüe copyrighted the name on their 1991 greatest hits album.

The pure release of anger and aggression by the fans felt so free.

Even more sick is that the cleaning proved to be a better release of any pent-up aggression.

Whether he is fighting it off or trying to recover it is anyone's guess, but Mr. Zaritt, who is more appealing in motion than in stillness, offers a final act of aggression, perhaps to release him from invisible chains.

The band released a double live album, Decade of Aggression in 1991, to celebrate ten years.

In one of the few interviews he's given, back in 1999 with Mix Magazine, explained his motivation, saying: "I remember being young and hearing music and thinking, 'I didn't know music could do that'… that can be a feeling of a release, of pent-up tension or aggression, or just being transported through a beautiful moment or an emotional setting.

On the contrary, what I have thought about things like computer games — what has disturbed me about them — is that they appear to stimulate feelings of aggression without providing any physical release.

"But I found rugby gave me a way of releasing my aggression.