Sentence examples for entitled sense from inspiring English sources

"The whole entitled sense of 'Kiss the ring' comes across in screaming clarity at every event," said one experienced Florida strategist.

The first session, entitled "Sense," was introduced by Wyss Core Faculty member William Shih, and encompassed talks about how molecular nanodevices can be designed to sense elements of their environment – a central requirement for autonomous machines.

Of course, books enthral and influence us all our lives but there is a rawness to reading when young, a blissfully entitled sense that the stories we read are ours, a world grownups, least of all parents, can't enter.

The collective rage and anguish over Bake Off's travails is not about its frontman and women – it's about our confused and fluctuating attitude towards the BBC and a peculiarly entitled sense of ownership of ephemeral artefacts that we believe, mistakenly or not, reflect and reinforce our cultural identity.

Studies indicate that boys with an entitled sense of power, based largely on gender, are less likely to do well academically or to try as hard in school.

We now find ourselves, 10 short years later, staring at the bill that has come due for over indulgence, over leveraging, and the entitled sense that we could have everything if we could just find the next big opportunity.

The paper entitled "Sensing User Context and Habits for Run-Time Energy OptIsmattion", by Ismat Chaib Draa, Smail Niar, Jamel Tayeb, Emmanuelle Grislin, and Mikael Desertot, is focused on optimizing the energy consumption in mobile handheld devices, by observing that the number of active sensors and communication tools impact the energy consumption, battery life and system reliability.

The good news is that on Monday the campaign group Sense about Science joined the discussion with the publication of a guide entitled Making Sense of Chemical Stories.

Dr Bradshaw, a specialist in human-animal interactions has already penned a book on the relationship between domestic dogs and their owners, entitled Dog Sense.

Jamie Waring, of Six Senses Spas, held out a coffee-table book entitled "Balancing Senses".

In a lecture entitles "Making Sense of Missions: History and Ethics in the Hawaii Mission Bicentennial," YDS Professor Tisa Wenger will educate the Andover Newton and Yale communities about how to make meaning of missions in US religious history.