Sentence examples for entitled to live from inspiring English sources
You're entitled to live a rich life...
"They are people entitled to live as they wish".
We struggle to feel entitled to live in our mutilated bodies.
For some reason, in America the people think they're entitled to live well.
But migration is natural and the question of who is entitled to live somewhere is complicated.
And he is correct when he says that people are entitled to live without fear.
"When [players] get out of the house, [fans] feel like they're entitled to know things about their lives and they feel like, 'I know you and why aren't you mad at this person?
Are grandparents entitled to be involved in the lives of their grandchildren, and if so how might parental separation affect this entitlement?
It is a technical clause, hard to explain to a wider audience, but these entitlements meant that when a severely disabled child reached adulthood, they would be treated as though they had contributed national insurance and would therefore be entitled to support to live independently in their own right.
Osborne has remained understandably tight-lipped about his youthful excesses, insisting, even when the photograph of him with vice-girl Natalie Rowe emerged in 2005, that MPs are entitled to have lived a life pre-politics.
The defining questions within that crisis are: should people with money be entitled to better lives than poor people, and should they be entitled to pass those benefits on indefinitely, or should their wealth be redistributed in ways large and small as part of their inherent obligation to make society better?
