The phrase "awful entitled" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be a combination of two adjectives that do not typically work together in this way.
Example: "She has an awful entitled attitude that makes it hard to work with her."
Alternatives: "terribly entitled" or "extremely entitled".
It was a slightly awful book, entitled "Who Killed Daniel Pearl?", by a French writer, Bernard-Henri Lévy, that reminded me.Mr Lévy reckoned Omar was working for Pakistani's Inter Services Intelligence agency (ISI).
It is almost impossible to exaggerate how awful was the thing entitled Pompidou.
And now for something awful: an instructive gallery, entitled "European Visions of North Africa," of Orientalist paintings by academicians, most skillfully and egregiously Jean-Léon Gérôme.
We've seen plenty of Will Traynor's in commercial fiction -- rich, entitled, outwardly awful, but inwardly kind when the right woman is around.
Razia's right, I think, and sadly, as Adam Hochschild recently wrote in an article entitled "Our Awful Prisons", "this prison-industrial complex is now as deeply rooted as its military counterpart.
As college football marches toward bowl season, it sounds an awful lot like Penn State feels entitled to any bowl bid it receives, and the Rose Bowl maintains it will welcome the Nittany Lions "with open arms," should they win the Big Ten title.
In 1938, an article by Laurence Bell in The American Mercury magazine entitled "The Most Awful Ride in the World" deplored the "murky depths" with "concrete even filthier than the stairs, a filth that is accentuated by the dim lights whose sole reflectors are the stained walls of once-white tile".
In 1991, when Warner published "Scarlett," a torrid sequel to "Gone With the Wind," USA Today entitled its review " 'Scarlett' Letter: A for Awful".
There are so many bad parts to JavaScript that the book entitled "JavaScript the Good Parts" has an appendix devoted to its "awful parts".
In jettisoning the principle that everybody, regardless of age or health, should be legally entitled to purchase insurance coverage, the House Republicans did something truly awful.
