Sentence examples for entitlement having from inspiring English sources

In fact, they are "irked by the myths of having a sense of entitlement, having poor communication skills and being job-hoppers".

The miners typically regard their health care with a sense of moral entitlement, having frequently passed up higher pay during contract talks in order to top off their benefits.

Suddenly, he is showing up in all the right places and hitting all the right notes, that former boyish entitlement having matured into understated comedic bite.

The age of entitlement has arrived.

Beef, that American entitlement, had suddenly become a luxury good.

Welfare reform, which culminated in the 1996 abolition of the federal welfare entitlement, has been radical.

Once the source of hero worship, athletes of entitlement have become objects of scorn.

His behaviour and his sense of entitlement have clearly prospered in the context of the Lords.

"The Medicare drug entitlement has denied them the platform of 'limited government'," the former senator writes.

But as we all know, gratitude can be elusive, and resentment and entitlement have a way of creeping in.

In elite circles, the term "entitlement" has acquired a pejorative tone, but there is another way to look at it.