Sentence examples for entitled viewing from inspiring English sources

He rewinds quickly, then stops and plays the scene again, with the gunshot removed and the plot thereby diverted; this is meat and drink to anyone writing a Ph.D. thesis entitled "Viewing and (Re)viewing: Discourses of Dread in Austro-American Cinema," but onscreen it's curiously clunky and flat, and, when you consider the implications, it is Haneke who is shooting himself in the foot.

His astonished fans had been anticipating the release of a studio album entitled Views from the 6, which was expected but not released in 2015.

He started as motoring correspondent for the Field in 1954 and continued until 2002, by which time he was writing for the website Hoot!, where his column was entitled View from a Peer.

I maintain a blog, entitled Views From The Rockies, which can be found at carolbryantblog.wordpress.com.

Once you finish that treat yourself to Bruce's WWDC 2014 Video Session 214 follow-up entitled View Controller Advancements in iOS8.

The gay prostitution of Rentboy echoes our own entitled view as sexual consumers; as a sexually liberated non-bigoted sector of society, we deserve all the polish of pleasuring ourselves without reading the fine print of right and wrong.

The first hyperlink entitled "View TMTsixplex Sample Information" displays the sample and TMT tagging information.

Most of the files kept in the Stasi's vast complex in Berlin's Normannenstrasse have become accessible to those deemed entitled to view them.

The United States Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit, in Richmond, said the families were not entitled to view documents that were given to Mr. Moussaoui's lawyers to aid his defense but were not made public.

The software reads that password and "knows" what information the user is entitled to view or change.

Were not the people of Scotland, I pressed, entitled to view his comments as a pledge by his party that they would not seek an early rerun?