Sentence examples for entitled look from inspiring English sources

My favorite (and a favorite on the blogosphere) is entitled "Look Back".

Only one piece leapt out of the pile: the curiously entitled Look Back in Anger by a totally unknown young actor called John Osborne.

The video entitled 'Look Up' claims that we've become "a generation of idiots, smart phones and dumb people" and are "slaves to technology".

She only knows what they say about me! She's never talked to me, she doesn't know anything about who I am.' Just because of the number of pages she'd read about Mercedes, to feel entitled to look her in the eye and say, 'I know you very well.' I don't think Judge Sherman recognized what that meant to Mercedes.

Carrie Mae Weems's 2006 self-portrait, entitled "I Looked and Looked to See What So Terrified You," provides one of the most arresting reflections on the relationship between subject, photographer and viewer.

Mr Abe's comeback, helped by a drug that has curbed his intestinal condition, is impressive, and he is entitled to look smug.

A COUNTRY with a civil war now in its 16th year, and no end in sight, is entitled to look for the silver lining.

"They had Ed Asner playing me in 'Too Big to Fail,' so I think I'm entitled to look a little like George Clooney here".

When he subsequently ventured, he declares, into galleries and undertook a postgraduate year of drawing at Ruskin College in Oxford, he did so 'as if entitled to look'.

But corners were cut, some highly dubious deals were pursued and business-side operatives felt ever more entitled to look over the shoulders of their journalistic cousins.

The public is entitled to look at the creation of police and crime commissioners and ask what it is they are supposed to be doing.