Sentence examples for entitled kind from inspiring English sources

His position as prince means that he has spent his life in the most luxurious, entitled kind of purgatory.

Jack Jones, who won two Grammy Awards in the 1960s and charted dozens of songs including the theme from The Love Boat, recorded an album entitled My Kind of Town with a title track by the same name.

"They're entitled to any kind of therapy.

But you're entitled to some kind of declarative wrap-up, so here it is.

On the other is a company which believes it is entitled to some kind of payback after the apartheid years when the white man ruled the roost.

Even though options currently represent about $1 trillion in unexercised wealth nationally, she says, companies are letting employees know they are not entitled to this kind of compensation forever.

Thankfully – some – American corporations may finally be acknowledging that their employees are entitled to some kind of paid leave when they have children.

Three judges ruled Purdy, who was trying to protect her husband from prosecution, was not legally entitled to the kind of specific guidance she was seeking.

He was candid enough when asked if maybe Johnson had been entitled to the kind of patience that was granted to Mike Hussey, Australia's batting hero at The Gabba.

"I've always thought that people are entitled to the kind of food and service they expect, not some of the time but all of the time," he told me over lunch.

Crystal is black and street, and Gill makes sure we know it; the poor fellow seems to think he's entitled to some kind of cred because he has actually met a black person and is working for her.