Sentence examples for entitlement of power from inspiring English sources

It has entrenched the entitlement of power and privilege above that of the aspiration to any true democracy.

Laura Wade's new play is highly topical: it is about the sense of entitlement to power of a privileged, wealthy, public school and Oxbridge elite.

He speaks with the entitlement of inherited power.

It's driven by a need for – and a sense of entitlement to – power and control.

Indeed, the extreme of self-esteem is narcissism, which is found to fuel a sense of entitlement to power (Rosenthal & Pittinsky 2006).

Entitlement is a misunderstanding of power.

For if not, the Democrats will fall inevitably into lazy thinking, a sense of power entitlement and corruption.

Everywhere the army, legatee of the departing colonial power, adopts not only the uniforms and ranks but also the sense of privilege and entitlement of the departing foreign power.

His sense of power and entitlement grew as he became more repressive.

Access-on-demand would mitigate efforts to develop patience and frustration tolerance, and might encourage a sense of entitlement and an illusory notion of power and control.

And those, such as their now disgraced leader Sepp Blatter, who used the system they created to propagate a lifestyle and sense of power and entitlement from which they became indivisible.