Sentence examples for venting your from inspiring English sources

It was a way of gaining confidence with a gun, of venting your rage on another living creature.

"Another Happy Day" stands as an unintended argument against treating relationships as exercises in primal therapy when venting your anger only makes it worse.

No matter how bad you feel, no matter how much you feel like crying, and no matter how much you feel like venting your emotions".

Equally, if you have not enjoyed an aspect of your meal, it is good manners, and karma, to alert someone while you are at the restaurant, rather than venting your fury on Twitter, TripAdvisor or elsewhere.

Do you agree with me, Mike, and are venting your frustration?

A Return to Courtesy When confronting a colleague about his or her annoying behavior, focus on solving the problem and maintaining the relationship rather than venting your anger or embarrassing the other person, advises Post.

Surely you would have to vent your frustrations somehow?

But if there is, here's the chance to vent your curmudgeonly spleen.

When is it acceptable to vent your pent-up frustrations with the job? A. Never.

Please try not to break the internet as you vent your rage.

You just need an other [on whom] to vent your hostility and frustration".