How To Use Give vent In A Sentence
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The meeting will be an opportunity for everyone to give vent to their feelings.
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When the time was appropriate to give vent to her wish, she just exploded without even a proper training or a formal ‘guru’.
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When I would obtain, by a large splatch of color spread on with a knife, a striking and unexpected effect, she would, in spite of herself, give vent to a half-suppressed "Ah!" of astonishment, of joy, of admiration.
The Works of Guy de Maupassant, Vol. 1 (of 8) Boule de Suif and Other Stories
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There are certain areas where all men lose their veneer of civilisation and give vent to the beast within.
Times, Sunday Times
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For the next six days it will be creativity unplugged as the artists wield brush and give vent to their ideas.
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Only occasionally does he give vent to some of the emotions he has spent the past two years repressing.
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Children give vent to their anger in various ways.
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As I say, I understand people are frustrated, and sometimes they give vent to that frustration.
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He also encouraged children to explore their creative talents and give vent to their expression.
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Children give vent to their anger in various ways.
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I am disappointed that The Peak would give vent to such immature gibbering.
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It also provided them the much-awaited opportunity to give vent to their creative energy.
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The word vintner caused him to give vent to an ejaculation of surprise.
The Goose Girl
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There are certain areas where all men lose their veneer of civilisation and give vent to the beast within.
Times, Sunday Times
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Particularly, there were events that gave students an opportunity to give vent to their creative instincts.
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When I would obtain, by a large splatch of color spread on with a knife, a striking and unexpected effect, she would, in spite of herself, give vent to a half-suppressed ` Oh! 'of astonishment, of joy, of admiration.
Short Stories of the Tragedy and Comedy of Life
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Mr. Glossin having, like a prudent examinator, suffered his witness to give vent to all her surprise and indignation, now began to inquire whether the suspected person had left any property or papers about the inn.
Guy Mannering
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When I would obtain, by a large splatch of color spread on with a knife, a striking and unexpected effect, she would, in spite of herself, give vent to a half-suppressed 'Oh!' of astonishment, of joy, of admiration.
Selected Writings of Guy De Maupassant
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The best way to give vent to an emotion is to put it on a paper.
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Citroën will encourage you to click on its bespoke "DS configurator" and give vent to your creative urges.
Car review: Citroën DS3
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Chanted poems give vent to emotions like sorrow at a friend's departure.
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On the other hand for those wanting to give vent to their frustration, the hit-me-doll is the right kind for you.
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She wanted to give vent to the fury boiling within her.
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In expressive politics, people prefer to give vent to their opinions instead of rolling up their sleeves to work for change.
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He signed to them not to give vent to any cry of admiration that might rouse suspicion.
Peter Pan
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Glossin, having, like a prudent examinator, suffered his witness to give vent to all her surprise and indignation, now began to inquire whether the suspected person had left any property or papers about the inn.
Chapter XXXII
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There are times when these individuals have a desire to give vent to their emotions.
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Children give vent to their anger in various ways.
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They did, if anything, give vent to heightened animosity between the two peoples.
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He signed to them not to give vent to any cry of admiration that might rouse suspicion.
Peter Pan
