Sentence examples for entitled myself from inspiring English sources
The phrase 'entitled myself' is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It is typically used to express that someone has given themselves a certain right, privilege, or opportunity. Example: After years of hard work and dedication, I finally entitled myself to a well-deserved vacation.
JANE SHOSTEN Rochester, Aug. 15, 2012 At the risk of sounding entitled myself, I find it frustrating that this conversation is mainly focused on the baby boomers, and does not really consider the other generations involved in this situation, like us, the children of the baby boomers.
FLEMMING: It's entitled BI-MYSELF, and is already in full production.
Swedish House Mafia also produced one more song from Looking 4 Myself entitled "Euphoria".
Swedish House Mafia together with disc jockey Alesso also co-produced one more song from Looking 4 Myself entitled "Numb".
A book came into my possession — and I won't say how, wishing to implicate no one but myself — entitled "God Is Not Great," by Christopher Hitchens.
And since I had been born an American, I naturally believed myself entitled to any destiny I could pay for.
Last month, a manual entitled, "How Can I Train Myself for Jihad" -- it's a manual very similar to the one that you mentioned here -- was found in a terrorist safe house in Kabul.
It's funny because cafe-squatters (and I count myself among their entitled number) are truly this brazen.
I tell myself I'm entitled to new clothes as a treat to ease my abandonment-induced emotional suffering.
But this is me, and like bell hooks, I am entitled to own and express myself, and that includes disagreeing with famous artists (and authors).
But King responded: "Does this power extend to a director who has an agreement, such as myself, that I am entitled to a board position as long as I remain a shareholder?
