Sentence examples for entitled privilege from inspiring English sources

One of the show's riskiest choices is its bluntness about the fact that Maura — so tentative in her flowing muumuus — retains much of the cranky, entitled privilege of Mort.

"Sometimes people who give a lot of money, think they are entitled to privileges, but you have to remember what is good for the charity and not be bullied, " she advises.

In various instances, we saw our workload increased when consulting patients who came with the expectation of being entitled to privileges by the system but for whom treatment was not necessary.

Because much of what Donziger did was fund-raising and publicity, rather than lawyering, Mastro suggested, he should not be afforded attorney-client privilege; and, even if he was entitled to the privilege, he had waived it by inviting Berlinger's cameras to film him.

In a case brought by Gary Flood, a detective sergeant in the Metropolitan Police, who had sued the Times for libel over an article that accused him of "taking bribes", the court of appeal judges said that the newspaper was not entitled to "Reynolds privilege", which offers certain protections to investigative journalists.

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They feel entitled to extraordinary privileges.

And I understand that he may be entitled to these privileges.

Thus, the Jewish people are both entitled to special privileges and burdened with special responsibilities from God.

Late on our final afternoon, Mom and Joel at last heeded my persistent claims that I was entitled to special privileges befitting the eldest child.

The officers and employees of the United Nations, if reported to and accepted as such by the State Department, are likewise entitled to certain privileges and exemptions, but only to acts performed by them in their official capacity.