Sentence examples for vented anger from inspiring English sources
In recent weeks public demonstrations have vented anger over the situation of Palestinians in Gaza.
The protests in Brazil, the most wide-reaching in two decades, have vented anger at the political class in general.
He and others in the village vented anger at the Egyptian government, saying it failed to help them.
That was the case in 2008 when parents vented anger over deadly school collapses in the Sichuan earthquake and over adulterated milk.
Congressional scholar Norman J. Ornstein has written that the recently vented anger, after being suppressed for years out of loyalty or fear, might be seen in psychological terms.
In that poem, she also vented anger at poet Ted Hughes, the husband who abandoned her and blamed her recurrent depression on her Oedipal obsession with her father.
This was a day of venting anger and expressing hope.
In general, the evidence shows that venting anger tends to make us angrier.
He was coming to believe that the case was mainly an arena for venting anger.
Who is or was he? "Fit fans venting anger blaming us.
The memorial began last Wednesday, when crowds spontaneously started to gather in the park, venting anger.
