Sentence examples for entitled child from inspiring English sources

For his part Mr. Lanier says that because the Internet is a kind of "pseudoworld" without the qualities of a physical world, it encourages the Peter Pan fantasy of being an entitled child forever, without the responsibilities of adulthood.

And there is true universality behind the message she's honest enough to own: that she is terrified of "family decline," that she fears that raising a "soft, entitled child" will let "my family fail".

One such passing subject was the young Colin Wood, immortalised by her in a dramatic portrait entitled Child With a Toy Grenade in Central Park, in which he looks deranged while clutching his tiny replica bomb.

The film, entitled "Child Brides," is the result of an 18-month information and awareness campaign conducted by the "Flying Broom" women's rights group, which included seminars, conferences and meetings with local officials and families around the country, as well as a book and an academic research project.

It kind of makes me sound like an entitled child, but really, why are so many sites stuck in 1999?

I started to feel frustrated especially since, recently, she has been extra demanding and sassy and I am determined not to raise an entitled child.

She says American parents lack authority and produce entitled children who aren't forced to live up to their abilities.

This is partly because, for all the obvious reasons, Murdoch's entitled children would breed a predictable resentment.

Bolton, a much smaller local authority, decided proactively to identify entitled children through the benefit data it holds.

(After some commentators suggested that the students were acting like entitled children, Hornes posted a song to iTunes called "Confessions of a Spoiled Brat").

In the summer of 1963, Mollie Orshansky, a forty-eight-year-old statistician at the Social Security Administration, in Washington, D.C., published an article in the Social Security Bulletin entitled "Children of the Poor".