Sentence examples for entitlement of the from inspiring English sources

For Koreans the episode showed the abiding sense of entitlement of the chaebol's founding families.

Under the Government's plan, the poorest children will only receive half of the early years entitlement of the rich.

In the subtle Tshembe, Hansberry created a man who resists the entitlement of the colonising whites, but not their values.

But it is the heedless complacency and air of entitlement of the young Christians of Venice who fascinate Ms. Gatward.

Noël Forgeard, who was ousted in June as co-chief executive of EADS, Airbus's parent company, personified the arrogance and sense of entitlement of the French "elite".

Four officials from the agency had been suspended after the episode became a Twitter sensation highlighting the deep sense of entitlement of the privileged in Mexico.

Another Maoist legacy is the entitlement of those classified as rural dwellers to the use of a piece of land.

When we shift all our energy from all the whining and crying and entitlement of what the past was, we're going to figure it out.

As anti-feudal sentiment spread with the Enlightenment, people chose to believe in the myth because it summed up the undeserved entitlements of the ruling class so well.

Devoted to the university years, the first quarter of "Brideshead" is a tedious evocation of the freedoms and entitlements of the Bright Young Things, reveling in their epicurean fetishism.

The once deeply ingrained cultural mores that discouraged displays of anger, that prized politeness and justified the entitlements of the royalty and the elite have been eroded by technology and mobility.