Sentence examples for entitled reason from inspiring English sources

In 1941 Marcuse's studies of Marx and Hegel culminated in a book entitled Reason and Revolution: Hegel and the Rise of Social Theory (1941 [1983]).

Tomorrow, she'll drop her second LP entitled Reason, and it's an eclectic mix of strong beats, subtly, and power.

In a brilliant treatise entitled "Reason in Society" written in 1962, the philosopher Paul Diesing goes even deeper to explain the perverse consequences of the gamification of our world.

Bernstein also wrote to the club's season-ticket holders to apologise – which is the least that Villa should be doing – while City, the official club magazine, attempted to lift the mood in an article entitled: "Reasons to be cheerful".

But that stipulation does not entail that we are entitled to reason in accord with the inference rule.

Buzzfeed called her "your Dream Best Mate" in an article entitled "28 Reasons to Worship Louise Brealey".

And he has a brand-new album out now: a collaboration with LA composer Adrian Younge entitled Twelve Reasons To Die.

"Executives can be worth a lot to firms… CEOs make really important decisions that can make or break the firm," he wrote in a blog post entitled "Seven reasons not to care about high pay".

Even before his wife began writing books full time two years ago, Mr. Nolan endured ribbing from his friends for being married to a woman who wrote a book entitled "101 Reasons Why a Cat Is Better Than a Man".

This week, the red-top struck back, with an article entitled 20 reasons why Russell Brand is the Biggest Hypocrite in Britain – a piece it was so keen to broadcast, it suspended its online paywall.

Events have overtaken his chapter, which is entitled "Four reasons to be cheerful for the regionals!" In fact, regional publishers and editors are not cheered at all by the possible structure of the new press regulator.