Sentence examples for entitled aspects from inspiring English sources

The poem, entitled "Aspects of Robinson," is_the_portrait of the postwar man of affairs: neither laborer nor magnate, but holding steady — and, at first blush, looking purposeful — within the middle rank.

The show is entitled "Man Transforms: Aspects of Design".

Mr. Bloomberg is fully entitled to keep aspects of his life off limits.

This article is part of a Special Issue entitled: The evolutionary aspects of bioenergetic systems.

In terms of this right a person with an expectation of privacy is entitled to keep aspects of their life private provided this expectation is regarded as reasonable by society [ 35].

You are entitled to dislike aspects of the holiday season without stressing over them.

Nonetheless, any manager is entitled to revel in aspects of such a clear victory.

A total of 19 articles were published and the closing editorial for that special issue, entitled 'Gender and health – aspects of importance for understanding health and illness in the world', pointed out the most prevalent topics and also hinted at gaps and lacking perspectives (4).

You are entitled to curate every aspect of your own life.

Holding Governments to account for the services to which people are entitled is one important aspect of ensuring that women receive the care and support to which they are entitled.

As the co-author, along with three other former World Bank colleagues, of a recently published paper in the Pentagon's Military Review entitled "Integrating Economic and Social Aspects into Military Operations," I was encouraged to read David Brooks' column "Leading with two minds" (Views, May 8).