Sentence examples for age of entitlement from inspiring English sources

We have moved into the Age of Entitlement, where more and more people feel entitled to certain benefits without having to work for them.

The age of entitlement is over.

You were the guys who were "ending the age of entitlement".

The age of entitlement – and anything resembling a wine you'd happily consume – is over.

This is really the heart of Hockey's age of entitlement manure.

The "age of entitlement" is over, federal treasurer Joe Hockey has decreed.

And that bargain doesn't work for a party that has promised a return to the age of entitlements.

Then again, given that this is the age of executive entitlement, it may come as no surprise at all.

And both sides are advocating levels of government intervention that leave Abbott and Joe Hockey's "end of the age of industry entitlement" looking like a different era.

The government originally planned to save $800m from the ATS as the car industry prepared to close and the Coalition declared the "age of industry entitlement' to be over.

The government originally planned to cut $900m from the ATS as the car industry prepared to close and the Coalition declared the "age of industry entitlement' to be over.