Sentence examples for entitled said from inspiring English sources

"A part of me thinks these kids get so much and are so entitled," said Dr. Carlin Vickery, the mother of a Spence senior.

"He was concerned about who was in occupancy and who wasn't entitled," said Mr. Rosenbloom's lawyer, Joseph Burden of Belkin, Burden, Wenig and Goldman.

"I think it reflected really badly on us as a whole, making everybody seem so angry and bitter and entitled," said Amanda Pickering, a senior majoring in English literature at Columbia College.

"It's people who don't understand education, who make a lot of money and feel very entitled," said Susan Cohen, a psychologist and parent with a child in the Mamaroneck schools.

"Now the first lady feels entitled," said Jennifer Rubin, a conservative blogger for the Washington Post, "with military personnel as props, to intrude on other forms of entertaining, this time for the benefit of the Hollywood glitterati who so lavishly paid for her husband's election".

About 15 people in Louisiana and 355 in Mississippi have been charged in federal courts with obtaining homeowner grants to which they were not entitled, said Tom Luke, a special agent for the Department of Housing and Urban Development's Office of Inspector General.

I'm sure Paul Simon would be entitled say the same about Bridge Over Troubled Water, but for me The Killing Moon is more than just a song.

When Talib Kweli says "speak to the people like Barack Obama," it is no coincidence that he does it on a song entitled Say Something, by which he means "Do Something".

"I don't think any one of us ever felt entitled," says Shep Messing, a former player whose glorious sideburns and moody gaze once landed him a nude magazine spread.

"Mr Maher thereby made a secret profit of $350,000 of which Mr Maher is accountable and to which Quainton Stud is entitled," says the court document.

Even Tom Friedman chimed in to support Lowry's point in an editorial entitled "Say It Like It Is".