Sentence examples for entitled enough from inspiring English sources

The true casualties of "diversity fatigue" are the ones who never feel entitled enough to complain about it.

In 2009, a group of West Papuan women documented patterns of violence in a report entitled Enough is Enough!

For a politician or their aides, it is a world in which you are followed around by a group of people who are trying to trip you up verbally, would likely broadcast you doing it physically, and who feel entitled enough to whinge about which private plane you have lined up for them.

Not too many years ago, Dr. Kirtley Mather, a Harvard geologist, wrote a book entitled Enough and to Spare.

For years, Paris has been dealing with a scourge of public urination, with men feeling entitled enough to just whip it out and pee on its streets, sidewalks, and city walls.

When men looked at me like I was a piece of meat at the market, or when they felt entitled enough to make lewd remarks, I felt disrespected, like I needed to run home and shower.

The Nick Nolte vehicle entitled, wryly enough, I'll Do Anything?

He added that more details will appear in a book that he's written, entitled "Black Enough, White Enough The Obama Dilemmaa".

The United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit ruled that the plaintiffs were entitled to enough discovery to show whether that was in fact the case.

Anything in a novelist's life is grist to the mill of his or her craft and eventually I used my experience of the mountains in a novel entitled, obviously enough, The Fall.

Anchored by surf/spy guitar riffs, immensely repetitive in its lyrics, incredibly compelling in its entirety, Hefti's theme was released in 1966, and instantly covered by artists as diverse as Jan and Dean (on an album entitled, straightforwardly enough, "Jan and Dean Meet Batman") and the Who.