Sentence examples for Entitled from inspiring English sources
The word "entitled" is correct and commonly used in written English
It is often used as an adjective or a verb to describe someone or something that has a right to something or is allowed to do something. Example 1 (adjective): The entitled students in the group expected special treatment from the teacher. Example 2 (verb): She entitled the article "The Importance of Self-Care" for her own wellness blog.
They're entitled to their views.
So we have created a strong incentive for hospitals in the system not to pick out the people who aren't entitled to free NHS care.
Other top executives at Network Rail are entitled to annual performance-related bonuses of up to 20% of salaries.
But I think Hilary Swank might be entitled to be disappointed that she didn't make it for her performance in The Homesman and if the Academy was in the market for non-US actors, well … how about Berenice Béjo for The Past?
Lord Hattersley is entitled to his views, which are well known.' Hattersley's comments will be difficult to dismiss.
Rusbridger says there will be a legal challenge over whether the police were entitled to seize Miranda's material.
Each of them is entitled to the same presumptions and due process rights which are extended to any citizen in these sad circumstances," the statement said.
Asked whether the Lib Dems would seek to block an EU referendum on Cameron's timetable, Laws said: "Voters are entitled to know what are the things that are really really important to them that they they would expect to vote for that party to deliver".
It should now be accepted that journalists are entitled to protect their sources of information, otherwise that information will dry up and there will be less public interest information, such as the hacking of Milly Dowler's phone".
Carswell has also been at loggerheads with Ukip's hierarchy over his insistence on not claiming all the parliamentary subsidies the party is now entitled to.
In 2002 he wrote his own account of the affair, Black Scandal, and at the time of his death was trying to interest publishers in a fictionalised version of his hustling days, entitled Calypso Train.
