Sentence examples for entitled at from inspiring English sources

In 2004, Judge Mukasey wrote a defense of the USA Patriot Act in The Wall Street Journal that concluded that the government was entitled, "at least in the first instance, to receive from its citizens the benefit of the doubt".

(It does not seem coincidental that young people would be criticized for being entitled at a time when people are being stripped of their entitlements).

I was just 16 – legally entitled at last to watch an X film.

In 2011 he published a jihadist video entitled "At your service, Osama".

Donor-conceived offspring are now legally entitled, at the age of 18, to information on their donor's identity.

Entitled At Every Fading Of The Stars, his exhibition is an exercise that entices feelings of disorientation and ambiguity.

Abraham Lincoln famously suggested, as early as March 1864, that such "gallant" service seemed to entitle at least "some of the colored people" to the full rights of citizenship; by the last week of his life he made this case in public.

The program was entitled Living at the Extremes: Geoscience Research at the Coolest Places on Earth.

As the victim's father said of his daughter at the sentencing hearing, "She stood up to the entitled culture at St . Pauls School.

An article of 1979, composed in England, was entitled "Written at midnight after praising the Lord".

His spring 2005 collection, entitled Picnic at Hanging Rock, was a classic example.