Sentence examples for entitled success from inspiring English sources

In a paper he drafted on the spur of the moment, entitled "Success Lies in Paradox", he asked, "When is a tiny keyboard more efficient than a large one?" The answer to his riddle: when you use your thumbs.

This article is part of the activities of the research project, funded by the Spanish Ministry of Economy and Competitiveness, entitled "Success and dropout pathways in vocational education and training in Spain" (with reference EDU2013-42854-R).

We're not entitled to success.

López admitted that the red card for Nani conditioned the game, while the match report in Marca was entitled: "More success than magic".

But after coming so close to the Scudetto in 2008 under Luciano Spalletti, then in 2010 under Claudio Ranieri, and last year under García, this team feel due though not entitled to success.

In a 1972 FORBES story entitled "Humble Success" Thomas Mathers described his firm's philosophy this way: "We've never had any ambition to a big position in the industry.

I felt like I was entitled to success, and that's just a ridiculous notion.

That is not actually true: a serious academic work could be written examining the things governments got right and lessons to be learnt therefrom – but who would buy a book entitled The Successes of our Governments.

3. Self-doubt: if you do not think you are entitled to big success... if you do not think that you have all the right stuff and that success is yours for the taking, do not become an entrepreneur.

I felt entitled to her success, yet frightened by it.

Last week, she penned a column in our sister paper entitled "Mantel's success is a mystery".