Sentence examples for entitled themselves from inspiring English sources

Many have entitled themselves to say what is a "real Indian", what is a "real ceremony", what is a "real prayer", what is a "real culture", and each is welcome to their opinions.

"Fate is a really useful way for adoptive parents to entitle themselves.

But modern Red Sox fans, with no sense of the team's history, have paid the ostensibly hated Yankees the sincerest form of flattery and become an evil, entitled empire themselves.

"But people are entitled to redeem themselves.

Which raises the questions: When are desperate people entitled to help themselves?

They complained that young employees deemed themselves entitled to promotion before mastering their assigned tasks.

"Baseball and the Olympics are entitled to govern themselves differently if they want to," Fehr said.

Are museums really entitled to turn themselves into massive club venues?

But the decisive similarity is a level of megalomania unusual even in people who consider themselves entitled to supreme power.

The question for the court was whether the providers and Medicaid recipients were themselves entitled to sue over the move.

These days fewer MBA students believe themselves entitled to a stonkingly well-paid job at the end of a degree, she believes.