Sentence examples for venting itself from inspiring English sources
I recognise the anger that is venting itself on immigration.
Misha Glenny, a prominent Balkan expert, argued that the protests had allowed Serbian nationalism and anger over the loss of Kosovo to vent itself.
Public anger which vents itself on individuals and moves swiftly on does nothing to make the system work better; and, if the pendulum swings too far, it may also endanger the country in the long run.
"Feeling passing a certain pitch habitually vents itself in bodily action" (302).
What you get is not the window vent itself but a mechanism, a kind of hinged arm, to open and close it automatically.
The firefighters cut a hole in the roof of a house, hoping to let the fire vent itself out, but it kept spreading, the lieutenant said.
He loves his daughter Monica Maria Dinulescuu), a sullen beauty of seventeen, but his love — or, as she sees it, his dread of being alone — vents itself as a fearsome wish to control.
But a redesign of the venting system itself might also be necessary.
When it's time for the capsule to return home, the pilot descends by venting the helium and eventually detaching from the balloon itself.
