Sentence examples for considered entitled from inspiring English sources

Maybe the grieving victims of Somalia's buccaneers should also have been considered entitled to Stephen Fry's intercession.

After General Electric purchased NBC, in 1986, the company's C.E.O. at the time, Jack Welch, relied on Brokaw to serve as a bridge to and from a news division that he considered entitled and wasteful.

We millennials are considered entitled and lazy people who think we should just graduate and have every great opportunity at our fingertips with no hard work, and who want to depend on their parents to avoid responsibility.

Banks continue to slap on fees for what most considered entitled services, like making ATM withdrawals or using a debit card, and airlines are now notorious for charging fees on everything from carry-on luggage to snacks.

But Clooney might have considered herself entitled to a lifetime achievement award for sheer survival as much as for musical success.

Although he served with the French army against the English and Dutch in the War of the Grand Alliance (1689 97), his uncle, Louis XIV, excluded him from the high military commands to which he considered himself entitled.

And Hitchens's unhinged affirmation that, since that date, young people have considered themselves entitled to everything they want without any effort or study is not going to make me change my mind.

Then, each single citizen considered themselves entitled to have access to any merchandise or service no matter how far they were located.

And on the other hand, that the tone deaf Democratic Party establishment considered Hillary Clinton entitled to their loyalty may at first be understandable.

Harrison's early technical expertise, long association with Australian military aviation as a founder member of the AFC and the RAAF, and "more assertive" personality tended to overshadow the contributions of Henry Petre, whom historian Douglas Gillison considered "equally entitled" to such an accolade.

When they see the magnitude of the theft at the top of the pyramid, they consider themselves entitled.