The phrase "entitled attitude" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to someone having a belief or mindset that they are deserving of certain privileges or treatment without having to work for it. Example: Her entitled attitude made her believe that she deserved the promotion, even though she had not met all the qualifications.
And the more you dehumanise a group of people, the more society develops an entitled attitude towards that group – and whether that manifests itself as an entitlement to judge the body itself, judge the person's lifestyle, or as harassment, it's all part of the same picture.
From there, he doesn't simply wallow in his faults — the disloyalty, the entitled attitude, the addiction to Internet porn — but, under the guise of offering his audience advice, opens up the possibility that, when sufficiently chastened, a person can change.
Meal-time's greatest posturing asshole, a meal that attracts some of the worst behavior and entitled attitude problems I can think of.
Meal-time's greatest posturing asshole, a meal that attracts some of the worst behaviour and entitled attitude problems I can think of.
You see unlike, say, 50 in his prime or Kanye West always, the primary reason why Bieber's entitled attitude gets under my skin is that he hasn't proven that he has the goods to back up both his attitude and his omnipresence.
To help us better understand this resistance, a book entitled Attitudes & Persuasion offers some insights.
Commerce sometimes trumps all other concerns, but that doesn't mean all of us have to go along with commercial desires to paper over ugly and entitled attitudes.
A very interesting recent research, performed by AUEB professors E. Nikandrou and Panagiotopoulou is entitled 'Comparing attitudes of women towards career'.
We developed and piloted an instrument to measure manager attitudes toward workplace breastfeeding support entitled the "Managers' Attitude Toward Breastfeeding Support Questionnaire," an instrument that measures four constructs using 60 items that are rated agree/disagree on a 4-point Likert rating scale.
But they also have to contend with perceptions that union workers are lazy, entitled, or corrupt an attitude that makes union-killing regulations easy for the general public to stomach.
I think Malaysians are entitled to find this attitude blatantly disrespectful.
