Sentence examples for entitlement were from inspiring English sources

Her fits of dramatic entitlement were legendary; "I am Melba!" she'd declare, as explanation for her extravagant dressing-room requests.

Participation in environmental organizations, recreational land-use activities, wild food gathering, and land entitlement were the strongest factors promoting interest in conservation easements.

(We are meant to understand that people like Varvara, with their wanton sense of entitlement, were one of the reasons for the Russian Revolution).

In stark contrast to these impulsive students with their sense of entitlement were the brutish diggers, who departed and returned on the same contraptions.

Even if the loan entitlement were not so tightly constrained it would not solve the problems, because part-time students are more price sensitive than full-time ones, with more responsibilities than the average school leaver.

However, his marriage in 1992 to a journalist and fellow Canadian, Barbara Amiel, and his own outrageous sense of entitlement were more than the finances of either the Telegraph or the rest of his shaky empire could bear.Mr Bower portrays Lady Black as every bit as much of a chancer as the husband over whom she still exerts a powerful hold, both sexual and intellectual.

Large population groups are entitled to free care and this entitlement is being extended.

"In psychiatry, entitlement is a symptom.

But this entitlement is an increasing burden.

Entitlement is still a problem.

Their entitlement wasn't their making.