Sentence examples for entitled excuse from inspiring English sources

The project, entitled "Excuse me, I'm a girl", involved workshops, lectures and television programmes, stressing the virtues of femininity and raising awareness of the presumed dangers of women looking like men.

My latest foray into this minefield – entitled Excuse Me, Would You Mind If I Asked You a Few Personal Questions About Sex? – is currently on display at the Wellcome Collection in London.

A year and a half ago, I read a story in the magazine Skiing entitled "11 Excuses for not Skiing with Andrew McLean".

A mother is entitled to the excuse of being postpartum, in my opinion, until her child is in fifth grade, at least.

The non-members, at their request, are entitled to be excused from contributing to the union's political activities.

2) Patients who had less psychological insight were more disabled by their symptoms and felt strongly entitled to be excused from normal social obligations.

At its worse, it's a morally and narratively contrived excuse to watch a very entitled Everyman navigate a world of rich but unhappy women, including his own wife and daughter.

Dubai World asked the court to find that it is "entitled to an order declaring that it is excused from all future performance under the joint venture agreement as a result of MGM's breaches".

I did a project for school, entitled "We Are Family: Three Generations of Women," so I had an excuse to ask her all kinds of personal questions about her past.

Speaking on BBC Radio 4, he said: "Israel makes the excuse that, because weapons are being fired from civilian areas, it's entitled to use indiscriminate total force against civilian areas.

Excuse yourself from reading the passages that merit a book of their own, possibly entitled "Wisdom of the River".