Sentence examples for entitlement made from inspiring English sources

While her memorable contributions to school-debating classes and well-honed sense of entitlement made politics a natural career choice, the worm has now turned.

Shortly after graduating, Dunham – jobless, dejected and stewing in a frustrated sense of entitlement – made a film about being jobless, dejected and stewing in a frustrated sense of entitlement.

"Entitlement makes me violently ill," he said.

In contrast, feelings of entitlement make it easy to slack off.

David Barlow plays King Charles like a rock star, exuding entitlement, making pronouncements as if every word were brilliant and casually but aggressively having sex with a mistress (Michaela Lieberman) in front of a crowd of his followers.

The power to appoint a new constitutional assembly is particularly key, if he ends up using it, I certainly hope it will be to appoint something acceptable to non-Islamists rather than impose the one Islamists wanted earlier this year (unfortunately, the MB's sense of electoral entitlement makes me pessimistic here) 9.25am BST Summary Good morning.

For businesses, this kind of entitlement makes some sense.

Andrew Zimmern's entitlement makes me sick.

Betty's childish sense of entitlement makes her say, "I wanted a fresh start".

This void leaves them without a community, and with a sense of "aggrieved entitlement," making them all the more vulnerable to being poached by extremist groups.

Yet I've always wondered whether we could – if we all suited up and walked around with that same air of entitlement – make the city work for us in the same way?