Sentence examples for entitled habits from inspiring English sources

In a session entitled "Habits in Everyday Life: How to Form Good Habits and Change Bad Ones" presented at the American Psychological Association's 122nd Annual Convention, Wendy Wood, psychology professor at the University of Southern California, provided not just hope for change but strategic steps for getting a handle on our habits.

The CDC report dovetails with a recent Gallup press release entitled, "Americans' Exercise Habits Worsen Slightly in 2013".

Although he convincingly portrays the habits of the entitled, they escape the skewering that the title leads us to expect.

The paper entitled "Sensing User Context and Habits for Run-Time Energy OptIsmattion", by Ismat Chaib Draa, Smail Niar, Jamel Tayeb, Emmanuelle Grislin, and Mikael Desertot, is focused on optimizing the energy consumption in mobile handheld devices, by observing that the number of active sensors and communication tools impact the energy consumption, battery life and system reliability.

Hai's compulsory habit eventually yielded a series entitled "Money Works," which exhibited at a SoHo gallery in 1982.

Qualifications for membership in the group, which entitled a person to live in the area, were moral character, industrious habits and the desire to promote a common purpose.

As for me -- just when I felt truly entitled to belly up to the bar -- I had given up the habit.

This will begin a negative habit, one which the dog will not understand why he is not entitled to your food and also leads to begging.

In part, this habit of mind was an inheritance; her father, Zulfikar Ali Bhutto, before his execution, wrote a book entitled "If I Am Assassinated".

Lawyers acting on her behalf are arguing that she is entitled to a payout from the government-funded Criminal Injuries Compensation Scheme because her medical condition is directly linked to her mother's drinking habits during pregnancy.

Or entitled.