Sentence examples for confident entitled from inspiring English sources

But the viewers do, just as we know that the Sterling Cooper agency's client Richard Nixon is doomed to lose the 1960 presidential election, that the civil rights movement and women's lib will knock those confident, entitled ad men off their bar stools, and that smoking causes cancer.

Most highly successful people (in life and in business) are extremely confident, entitled, and potentially a-holes.

"You need to take a time where you felt confident and entitled and bring that into the present moment," said Professor Pfeffer, who teaches the approach in his "Paths to Power" class.

Sam Page will appear as Connor, the confident and entitled brother of Autumn Reeser's character, Kylie.

But he is confident that we are entitled to assert the existence of some sort of reality underlying the appearance of both minds and bodies, so that epistemological idealism must be accompanied by some sort of ontology, even if only an indeterminate one.

It also reminded MPs to portray the party as enjoying a confident mood under a section entitled "conference narrative".

"You're going to go right and I'm going to save it," the goalkeeper told him and he was entitled to be confident.

The 25-year-old has a calm temperament and his technique is so secure that he is entitled to be confident.

His mentor Manuel Santana, the last Spanish winner of the men's singles here in 1966, has said that Nadal would be entitled to feel confident this year even if Wimbledon were played on ice.

Yet if anyone is entitled to feel confident they can win at Medinah it is Stenson, not least because his game might have been designed for a course whose defining characteristic is length.

"It will be dealt with urgently by the new Senate after 1 July and I expect this carbon tax – this toxic tax – to be gone... Every crossbench member of the Senate has stated opposition to the carbon tax, which is why I think the public are entitled to be confident that the carbon tax will be gone – will be gone after the first of July," Abbott said.