Sentence examples for act of entitlement from inspiring English sources

A graphic act of entitlement also stripped naked that faux populist John Edwards.

For a few, the manifestations of guilt, sorrow and anger have already surfaced, with excessive drinking, nightmares and small acts of entitlement -- parking anywhere they want because, hey, they were there that day.

The age of entitlement is over.

Ads for banks and their home equity loans often portrayed borrowing against the roof over your head as an act of empowerment and entitlement.

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

And as you watch her unconsciously act out her dual sense of entitlement and self-loathing in a self-abasing relationship with a sadistic sculptor, she embodies all the contradictions of a family that values achievement over intimacy.

Some junkies have a false sense of entitlement and act like I'm their servant.

The nature of the entitlement varies considerably across countries, by type of provision and number of hours of entitlement.

The Pregnancy Discrimination Act of 1978 gives narrow entitlements to pregnant women, said Ms. Weinstein of Wharton.

Rich people often act spoiled rotten and feel a sense of entitlement, like the world "owes" them something.

Self-sufficient Virgo cannot stand people who act spoiled rotten and feel a sense of entitlement, as if the world "owes" them something.