Sentence examples similar to bestow entitlements from inspiring English sources
A marriage license uniquely bestows many hundreds of entitlements and entanglements that publicly affirm the spouses' mutual responsibility and that provide them with the tools they need to care for each other.
These entitlements are bestowed with little or no corresponding responsibilities.
In the pictures, the aides are reveling in the trappings of power, projecting an entitlement bestowed by their proximity to Trump.
His film debut, back in 1996, earned him his first Oscar nomination along with the vaguely unenviable tag "finest actor of his generation", a Hollywood entitlement bestowed upon young men who turn in a performance to knock your socks off while failing to be possessed of matinee idol looks.
The government has already removed subsidies on domestic gasoline and is being forced to reduce some of the lavish entitlements it has bestowed upon its citizens for decades.
Parents often want to bestow upon their children, who may grow up thinking a BMW on their sixteenth birthday is an entitlement, a sense of obligation to those who will spend their entire lives riding the bus.
How quickly wealth loses touch, bestowing the sense of indignant entitlement Klass displayed as she claimed you could only buy "a garage" for £2m in London.
