Sentence examples for a more entitled from inspiring English sources

"This is a more entitled generation than their parents' and grandparents'," says William J Doherty, professor of family social science.

But why is he any more entitled to an indirect tax subsidy than an especially talented jockey?

But supporters have countered by asking whether a first-term congressman from upstate is any more entitled to the seat, or whether a woman is any more entitled just because she is a woman, or whether a Hispanic politician is just because he or she happens to be Hispanic.

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"I think people would like to see the cabdriver as a servant" — someone perhaps more entitled to a tip — "but they're unable to".

This was published together with George Rust's Discourse of Truth in a work which More entitled, Two Choice and Useful Treatises (1682).

As a result, the more entitled you feel, the more pain you experience when your time is wasted.

For a place that spends so much time moaning about the eastern welfare leeches, there is probably no other jurisdiction in the country more entitled to its entitlements.

We are, with good reason, a generation of students more entitled than ever.

All of this has, in the opinion of most female respondents, furthermore led to a woman now being more entitled to criticize her husband if money is not well spent.

Keaton is an object among objects, no more entitled to the camera's attention than a storefront or a passing car.