Sentence examples for venting frustration from inspiring English sources

Maybe tweets like these are just Trump's way of venting frustration; remember, there is no button.

A new regime in state politics is venting frustration less at Goldman Sachs executives (Governor Christie vetoed a proposed "millionaire's tax" this year) than at unions.

Rather, the Net right's main purpose seems to be venting frustration, both about Japan's diminished stature and in their own personal economic difficulties.

But with the Iran agreement sealed, his lengthy denunciation came across more as venting frustration than a serous shot at changing minds.

But a session on energy and climate change heard policy experts venting frustration about the state of Australia's climate change debate.

To some degree, the commissioners -- who have often been criticized as being too protective of the industry -- were venting frustration at being caught in this battle.

Evenings, Mr. Kola's darker side comes out, venting frustrations and observations about life on the comedy club circuit.

Employees venting frustrations.

Occasionally venting frustrations creates relief, regularly complaining about frustrations creates more frustrations.

And sometimes they vented frustration.

Mr. Obama hung up and vented frustration.