Sentence examples for entitlement a from inspiring English sources

Modern politics made "entitlement" a dirty word.

Protection against discrimination, it would seem, now counts as an entitlement — a loaded word these days.

("Okwui has always had this regal sense of entitlement," a friend says).

In addition to making "entitlement" a dirty word, the Ryan bulldozer would go much further in knocking down government programs to achieve its goals.

But it would not put the government on the hook for what critics say is a new entitlement, a change that would appeal to some Republicans.

Particularly good is Ryan Spahn, whose Dean is a portrait of thwarted entitlement — a well-educated infant who is finally, belatedly, forced to confront something real.

In the process it created entitlement, an expectation for even more special treatment.

Nowadays, it's an entitlement, an expectation.

Water is seen as more of an entitlement than a commodity with a price-tag attached.

If a claim is made and handled correctly, it should lock in an entitlement to a future refund.

Welfare is considered less of an entitlement than a shameful handout.