Sentence examples for entitled feeling from inspiring English sources

QUESTION FROM JEANNE: Who gave the speech at Sandberg's Phi Beta Kappa induction entitled FEELING LIKE A FRAUD? KEN AULETTA: The speech was given by Dr. Peggy McIntosh, Associate Director of Wellesley Centers for Women, whose own daughter was inducted at the same ceremony.

Two books by the American journalist Jeffrey Abugel are entitled Feeling Unreal, and Stranger to Myself after the refrains of people experiencing DPD.

A report entitled Feeling the Wait found that hospital trusts across England each cancelled an average of 753 operations on the day in 2015.

He submitted his findings in the form of a paper entitled "Feeling the Future" to the Journal of Personality and Social Psychology (JPSP), a preeminent psychological journal, and it was accepted.

In 2011, the Journal of Personality and Social Psychology published an article by one of us (DJB) entitled "Feeling the Future: Experimental Evidence for Anomalous Retroactive Influences on Cognition and Affect" (Bem, 2011).

So the characters in his songs are average guys with entitled feelings.

Many of them may have been producing stellar results up to the cataclysm, and would be entitled to feeling a bit of rage at having had their (profitable) heads cut off as a result of the reckless actions of those out-of-control subprime traders.

That means that if we don't teach kids gratitude and practice it with them, they grow up feeling entitled, and entitlement does not lead to happiness.

Recent research further suggests that employees who feel pressured to engage in citizenship may start feeling entitled to act out by engaging in deviant behaviors.

"But people who win competitions feel more entitled, and that feeling of entitlement is what predicts dishonesty".

Most of us are actually born feeling entitled to our parents' care.