Sentence examples for are less entitled from inspiring English sources

I'm not saying that these children are less entitled to the best education and opportunities.

Tying Asian-Americans to Asia as a way of casting aspersions on their rights to jobs has long been a way of tacitly suggesting that Asian-Americans are not "real Americans," and so are less entitled to jobs that do not rightfully belong to them.

Persons in group II, fewer than 2% of the population, have a wider choice of providers, but are less entitled to reimbursement.

Offending actions are ones that treat an individual "as though that individual belonged to some class of individuals that was less entitled to right treatment than anyone else" (2009 169).

Months trickle past and eventually you'll be less entitled to boring your friends with sad stories.

Can anyone say that he's less entitled to that job than someone from a 'good' family?

Her own overinflated sense of self and lifetime of white privilege has led her to believe that she couldn't possibly be less entitled to a gold medal than anybody else, let alone a little black girl from America.

"If they weren't inferior," they must have thought, "how come they don't have a country or a state of their own like us?" One wonders what it would take for these ignorant and bigoted people to see that they are no better than the Kurds or anybody else and that the Kurds are no less entitled to anything that they are entitled to.

Except that, morally, their beneficiaries are far less entitled to them than Grandma is to her meager pension, which even President Obama is willing to cut.

Protesters there are no less entitled to demonstrate peacefully than are those in Egypt, Tunisia, Libya or Yemen.

Just because we are from Compton doesn't mean that we are any less entitled to achieve anything we set our hearts to.