Sentence examples for entitled to comment from inspiring English sources
It's perhaps no coincidence that this era of entitlement coincides with an era in which we are entitled to comment on every other damn thing in the universe.
Even the president of the United States felt entitled to comment on the French first lady's appearance.
But the point is not so much what the general said as the fact that he felt entitled to comment publicly, and against government policy, on so grave an issue.Not that behaviour like that is exactly a novelty.
"Anyone is entitled to comment freely on any matter of public interest as long as the comments can be recognised as comments – as opposed to statements of facts or imputations such as the judge held Bercow's comments to be - and as long as the comments are based on facts which are true".
It is British Political life, not exclusively Scottish - so you are perfectly entitled to comment.
"The lawyer for the suspect is entitled to comment in any manner he chooses.
Because who was I to comment on the behavior of the same men who feel entitled to freely comment on my body, clothing, demeanor, and expression?
In all the hand-wringing and all the awfulness aimed at Zellweger, nary but a few finger-pointers noted that, the public doesn't just feel entitled to freely comment on celebrity bodies and faces.
The ministry would have been equally entitled to "no comment", even if journalists had come up with the right name, if it considered it against the public interest to disclose his identity.
At the early stages they sit on committees at the European Commission, and they are entitled to submit comments on upcoming legislation.
Responding to the ruling, Ms Dugdale said she was "delighted and hugely relieved" to have won the case, and described it as an "important judgement for the right to free speech and a healthy press". The Labour MSP added: "This ruling clearly demonstrates that every citizen is entitled to make comments as long as they are fair and reflect honestly held views".
