Sentence examples for certain entitlement from inspiring English sources

History has encouraged Shanghai's people to feel a certain entitlement to the spotlight.

"There is no doubt in my mind that students who come from privileged backgrounds develop a certain entitlement mentality," Mr. McCabe said.

To be granted the title "troll" is to be gifted a certain entitlement.

Producers of goods have a certain entitlement to what they produce.

But Romney's own economic proposals -- to eliminate certain entitlement programs and slash the size of government and the ranks of public workers, while offering tax relief that includes upper-income Americans -- are virtually toxic for black and Latino voters, Falcón, the NILP analyst, said.

In health and education certain entitlements to service are to be guaranteed by the government.

That message is coupled with the idea that there are certain entitlements -- to power, status, ownership.

People have gradually learned that being a victim gives rise to certain entitlements, benefits and preferences in society.

John's wife divorced him when she refused to join the sister harem; the von Sass girls eventually sued John, stating they were owed certain entitlements and payments from a decade spent as his common-law wives.

Certain entitlements and federal protections are associated with marriage and its dissolution, which can be seen in terms of pros and cons, including tax and health benefits, pensions, property, assets—and their division parental custody, alimony, and so on.

That said, if this guy can put together a whole Kickstarter project and we can't even be bothered to put a piece of gaffer's tape on the bottom of the thing, that bespeaks a certain consumer entitlement I'd rather not admit to.