Sentence examples for venting of anger from inspiring English sources

The election itself showed us the degree to which Trump's venting of anger and frustration resonated with Americans across the country, including those from traditional Democratic strongholds.

"The right attacks immigrants while the left rails at bankers, but the spirit of insurgency, the venting of anger at those in power and the addiction to simple, demagogic answers to complex problems are the same for both extremes.

While few Serbian analysts say they believe that Belgrade masterminded the attack during demonstrations that were meant to be a peaceful venting of anger against Kosovo's independence, the Serbian defense minister, Dragan Sutanovac, of the Democratic Party, which supports closer ties with the European Union and Washington, has blamed nationalist politicians for encouraging the rioters.

"The right attacks immigrants while the left rails at bankers," Blair complains in his op-ed, describing both as "the venting of anger at those in power and the addiction to simple, demagogic answers to complex problems".

Jennifer Rogers, the sister of Sean Collier, an MIT police officer killed by the Tsarnaev brothers after the bombing, vented years of anger at Tsarnaev.

If so, he went out venting the kind of anger that has punctuated his efforts to put his wife in the White House.

The EU referendum was seen by educated optimists – including some of the people around David Cameron – as just another way for democracy to let off steam: a means of giving vent to anger without letting it run out of control.

Admit when you need someone to vent your feelings of anger or sadness to.

This venting of medieval righteous anger is perhaps understandable until you learn that he himself boasted of sleeping with 800 women and that the chroniclers of the time talked of how, "left and right of the river Po, everywhere there are children by Niccolò".

Michelle Obama has become the latest high profile name to tweet her support and in cities as far apart as Abuja, Washington, Los Angeles, Dublin and London, demonstrators have put on red T-shirts to draw attention to the girls' plight, demand their release, and to vent a deepening sense of anger.

He began painting in the early 80s, at a time when graffiti was mainly a way of venting anger against a Thatcher government.