Sentence examples for a sense of entitlement and from inspiring English sources

"It creates a sense of entitlement and expectation," he said.

Their behavior demonstrates a sense of entitlement and egotism that makes my blood boil.

Allawi and this diaspora represent a sense of entitlement and protest over lost privilege.

The unionist acted with a sense of entitlement and highlighted another reality, namely how money talks.

She said Mr. Ouanes had demonstrated a sense of "entitlement" and seemed certain that he would not be arrested.

"And he has a sense of entitlement and he thinks everybody's in love with him, every woman".

They exude a sense of entitlement, grandiosity and superiority, and a lack of empathy or interest in others.

His "aw shucks" demeanor hid a sense of entitlement -- and yet he was full of resentment at the intellectual, managerial and personal demands that fate had handed him.

It's driven by a need for – and a sense of entitlement to – power and control.

As Paris, Carlos Molina reacted to Juliet's tantrums as an aristocrat, with both sensitivity and a sense of entitlement: well-acted and strongly danced.

You may feel a sense of entitlement--and when you don't receive special treatment, you may become impatient or angry.