Sentence examples for entitlement quickly from inspiring English sources

While Justice Antonin Scalia's depiction of the Voting Rights Act as the "perpetuation of racial entitlement" quickly went viral (40 screens of Google hits, by the time I checked earlier this week), that was not even the half of it.

Entitlement quickly replaces humility.

"While the idea of being off at the same time may be attractive, both parents will be using up the leave and potentially the pay entitlements more quickly than if just the mother was off," Bloodworth says.

As the majority leader, Harry Reid, quickly made clear, entitlement changes can't be discussed until Republicans accept the need for tax increases.

This time, the subject of employees who have an overdeveloped sense of entitlement came up, and we quickly went from shooting the breeze and peeling beer labels to pleas of, "Don't get me started!" Employee entitlement, I have found, is a hot-button issue for many small-business owners.

Given that the current university business model is so unsustainable and education is quickly becoming an entitlement of the wealthy and upper class while the poor and working classes are enslaved to massive debt, it's time to create alternative models for education.

Let's go out for a milkshake.' " Mr. Pink cautioned that after-the-fact rewards should be given sparingly, as they can quickly turn into an entitlement.

To dispense with the first, very briefly: the iPad owners angry with Apple for releasing an updated version too quickly are demonstrating such grotesque entitlement that there's simply nothing to discuss.

With both Democrats and Republicans unwilling to raise taxes on the middle class, the discussion is quickly boiling down to how deeply entitlements must be cut.

And how quickly a footballer acquires a sense of entitlement.

Kids are not king in France -- and if you treat them as such, they quickly become tyrants with a sense of entitlement that sticks around well into adulthood.