Sentence examples for entitled to stuff from inspiring English sources
In a reply to a fat cat at the $50,000-a-plate dinner, he wrote off 47 percent of the country as deadbeats, freeloaders and "victims" who feel they're entitled to stuff — stuff like basic sustenance.
In a radio interview, he said the election of President Obama shows that "there are a lot of people out there that want free stuff, and they think they're entitled to free stuff".
There's a feeling that the rules don't apply to them and that they are entitled to bring stuff back.
These asylum seekers from Libya – sure, they're risking their lives and leaving their homes to flee the horrors of living in a failed state, but what they're really after is that City-Trader sized golden hello that all asylum seekers are entitled to – a briefcase stuffed with £50 notes that they all get handed as soon as they get to Kent, right?
But before we actually spent a couple of tens of £Ks on this stuff, we felt entitled to scrutinise the successful quote more closely.
As a matter of fact, as someone with a four-year-old daughter who has recently taken a particular shine to the shiny stuff, I feel entitled to some free samples for PR testing purposes on behalf of American Apparel -- and MOTs.
I went to the eye doctor and she mentioned that I was entitled to a phone with bigger numbers and loads of other stuff at work.
That may not seem like the stuff of romance, but aren't these couples entitled to their own particular kind of happy-ever-after too?
David Cameron is entitled to be taken seriously when he claims, as he did on Monday, that the video was "desperate stuff" by a jihadi force in retreat.
Everyone's entitled to that.
