The meeting this month came the day before the country's annualIndependence Day celebration, so Indians may have felt especially entitled to express feistiness.
The third volume, especially, entitled "Master of the Senate" — Caro's 1,167-page 1,167-page Johnson's yeaccountthe Senate majofity leader — was immediately hailed as one of the greatest illuminations of power ever written.
The public is especially entitled to be puzzled when a former employee returns to their previous role at say a local authority as a contractor, charging a daily rate instead of receiving a salary.
Nearly two years into the Great Recession, rich people — especially the entitled, born-into-it kind — are as about as unlikable as they've been in a lifetime.
Tells about her food essays, especially one entitled "Repulsive Dinners: A Memoir.O OYou are the better for your horrible meal: fortified, uplifted, and ready to face the myriad surprises and challenges in this most interesting and amazing of all possible worlds".
Strike the word "digital" and we're left with the word "citizen" which Merriam- Webster online dictionary defines as " an inhabitant of a city or town; especially : one entitled to the rights and privileges of a freeman".
And I've tried to raise them not to feel this entitled, especially at so young an age.
During this period, he continued to research for the American Philosophical Society, writing an especially controversial document entitled The Divinity of Jesus Christ Considered, From Scripture Evidences, in which he claimed that the divinity of Jesus Christ is not supported by scripture.
Perhaps we should all spend some time with Dave Burchett's book When Bad Christians Happen to Good People, especially Chapter 3, entitled "WJSHTOT (Would Jesus Spend His Time on This?)" Christians do not hold the monopoly on truth, nor on the Golden Rule (which we obviously don't follow so well).
Young Jean Lee's "Lear" (at the SoHo Rep) is a hot mess, but it's the kind of misfire that any young artist is entitled to, especially if he or she aspires to greatness.
Robin Lakoff, professor emerita of linguistics at the University of California, Berkeley, characterized his behavior as "hostile, angry, bullying, uncooperative," and noted in an email to HuffPost that "when a man, especially a powerful and entitled one, acts that way, it strengthens him in the eyes of many: he's manly, strong, and credible".
