Sentence examples for entitled always from inspiring English sources

This year's convention is entitled Always on - the Creative and Economic Challenges and will be held as usual at King's College on September 15-17.

On the inclusive side, a 1997 letter by American bishops entitled "Always Our Children" said that homosexuality could not be "considered sinful" and that homosexuals should not be pushed into therapy to try to change them.

I'm angry that entitlement is reserved for white people (Miley Cyrus is always entitled to her opinion) while black people have to package it as empowerment (Amandla Stenberg is empowered and empowering for black girls).

Unlike the minimalists, the democratic constitutionalists don't maintain that courts should always prefer "nudges over earthquakes"; but unlike Warren Court partisans, they don't suggest that the courts are always entitled to have the first (or last) word in promoting social progress.

The host country is always entitled to compete, but that does not help the French.

We will miss your easy money and "We were always entitled to your opinion".

Players also are always entitled to the lie they had when their ball came to rest after their stroke (Decision 13-2/8 13-2/8

If they are properly committed to this principle, there is no massacre, no siege and no amount of gun violence capable of changing, in their estimation, the fact that people are always entitled to guns.

The First Amendment guarantee was anticipated as well by the assumption evident in the Declaration of Independence that a people is always entitled to examine and to assess the doings of its governments, all with a view to being able to replace any government deemed upon due consideration to be unsatisfactory.

This concern was evident in Scalia's dissent in the Hamdi case, in which he asserted that an American citizen in his home country is always entitled to a judicial hearing justifying detention - unless Congress suspends the writ of habeas corpus.

(That's why I don't give numbers in my reviews, which are always entitled "Wherein we discuss [Game]," because I think they're dumb).