Sentence examples for entitled manner from inspiring English sources

Avoid behaving in an entitled manner around others.

Behaving in an entitled manner in a workplace will earn you enemies and you'll quickly find yourself pushed into a situation where you've been set up to fail.

As the author of a book called Your Happiest Years, which included chapters entitled "Good Manners are Good Sense" and "Teenagers and Parents Can Be Friends", he had initial reservations about the propriety of the Twist's pelvic movements.

In fact, at the age of fourteen she did complete a novel of manners, entitled "Fast and Loose".

Americans are also entitled to know what manner of advisers their president consults.

The show is entitled "A Beautiful and Gracious Manner".

"The lawyer for the suspect is entitled to comment in any manner he chooses.

As Elizabeth Bennet tells Lady Catherine, she alone is entitled "to act in that manner, which will, in my own opinion, constitute my happiness, without reference to you, or to any person so wholly unconnected with me".

She's entitled to her own truth and manner of expressing it.

In order to diminish computational requirements, Monte Carlo was not haphazardly applied, but conducted on a similar manner to genetic algorithms, entitled Parameters Estimation on Driven Trials (PEDT).

Parties are private entities and, for a long time, conventional wisdom held that they should be entitled to select their nominees in whatever manner they wished.