Sentence examples for entitled bleak from inspiring English sources

His film debut in 1971 was a screen version of a stage play, the somewhat prescriptively entitled Bleak Moments.

His bleak, entitled quip after getting out of bed with her—"Same time next week?"—calls back to a time when Marie had control over her daughter and her own life.

The document, which describes details of the SAIC contract and is entitled "Winning the War of Ideas," describes a bleak picture of how that battle is going.

But this triumph of glamorous entitled film stars over heavy-footed authorities all but obliterates something bleaker: that throughout the world, infected dogs are the carriers of the almost always fatal rabies disease.

Or entitled.

He felt entitled.

"They're entitled".

And entitled.

They feel they're entitled.

Everyone's entitled to that.

January is a bleak enough time, particularly for any of the 219,999 of Deloitte Global's 220,000 employees who are less well remunerated than Mr Renjen, so it may be that the company-wide email the new CEO sent out last week, entitled, "Let's Swap Resolutions: Living Our Purpose," was not well received.