Sentence examples for venting of frustration from inspiring English sources

From the beginning we knew that what we wanted was not, or at least not exclusively, some form of collective venting of frustration.

So if the general moneyed tone of art or the first round of fall gallery shows has you down, the participatory works here may allow a momentary venting of frustration.

What began this year as a political crisis over utility prices has been transformed into a wider venting of frustration with a state that many Bulgarians feel has failed to live up to the promises of the 1989 revolution that overthrew communism, or even to improve their daily lives.

An attorney for Wright had previously argued that the case involved only "mere puffery and the venting of frustration," and that Wright was a "good, law-abiding man, who may be a not-so-good judge of character".

Refusal to nurture peaceful political change and address failed social and economic policies of autocratic regimes across the Middle East and North Africa, as well as towards Muslim immigrant communities in Europe, has cut off avenues of non-violent political expression and the venting of frustration and pent-up anger.

There is going to be a lot of anger and venting of frustrations," he said.

Current mores leave no room, no outlet, for the venting of frustrations, or for freewheeling, spontaneous behavior of any kind.

Only the small fact of England winning in Australia - plus the firm anchorage of Rotherham at the foot of the Zurich premiership - has kept the vents of frustration at the clubs and regions and provinces shut.

Many such firings are being carried out at local level, by workers and students venting years of frustration and disgust.

The rise of Herman Cain may be for real – or it may just be one more venting of Republican frustration against the establishment in general and Mitt Romney in particular.

1 hour 16 minutes; not rated A year after Occupy Wall Street protests began some pundits are quick to declare the movement dead or pointless, a venting of unfocused frustration that wasted its opportunities.