Sentence examples for elsewhere entitled from inspiring English sources

And given that we are elsewhere entitled to suspect de facto apartheid in Hollywood, when it comes to the issue of casting romantic leads, Asante, Pike and Oyelowo make it look easy and necessary.

His new book is being based on this series, entitled "Elsewhere," which showed at the CCP.

4. GLOBAL [Global Local Open Border Architecture and Landscape] Design speaker series and exhibition entitled, "Elsewhere Envisioned".

While they might feel like public spaces, they're actually private land – and you have none of the rights you're entitled to elsewhere.

As the Toronto Star reports, Johnston led off the semester by discussing the fact that "the course was going to focus on texts, not opinions, and despite what they may have heard elsewhere, everyone is not entitled to their opinion".

Without the chance to earn much stadium revenue, Monaco is entitled to advantages elsewhere, de Bontin said.

These would be replaced by paid standby contracts, where workers would be paid for the time spent on standby – and if not, would be entitled to work elsewhere.

The biggest problem with an auction would be political: how to tell voters upstate and elsewhere that they're not entitled to lots of nonstop flights to La Guardia.

If a restricted free agent signs elsewhere, then his previous team is entitled to compensation which comes in the form of draft picks.

If you are from elsewhere in the EU you are entitled to be charged the same level of tuition fees as Scottish students.

This appeared to reflect a perceived entitlement to benefits in a more general sense, and not the psychological entitlement (the sense that one deserves more and is entitled to more than others) reported elsewhere in the literature [ 38, 39].