Sentence examples for entitlement that you from inspiring English sources

The Romney at Hofstra was the man who gives off enough of a toff's sense of entitlement that you wouldn't want to hang out with him, even if he demanded it.

"Without those parameters, it's a lot more difficult for employees, managers and the corporate culture to be accepting". Part of the challenge, Sladek added, is that "we've been wired in the U.S. to think about time off as an entitlement that you accrue". Netflix, she says, could be an exception given the culture it has already created.

To be of nobility is to be born with a sense of entitlement that you will be at home anywhere you choose and any black person in your presence is, by definition, abroad.

For the first 90 seconds or so, this performance is merely a display of malignant entitlement that makes you want to take up pitchforks and torches against the rich.

"I do think there was a sense of entitlement that came when you were raised by a father who openly admired and adored you," said Ms. Levine, herself a self-proclaimed daddy's girl and the author of "Father Courage: What Happens When Men Put Family First" (Harcourt Brace, 2000).

After all, if you're in favor of cutting entitlements, that means you're in favor of spending less money taking care of old people.

"It created a sense of entitlement that had not existed before," Mr. Gillon said.

The job is merely an entitlement that allows them to coast until retirement.

Once local voters approve a project, the reimbursement is an entitlement that must be paid.

There is something very specific about navigating the entitlement that comes with this.

"We can't afford an open-ended entitlement that has no limitations on costs," said Mr. Toomey.