Sentence examples for from the entitled from inspiring English sources

It is not simply that America's most benighted voters — people from the entitled, stressed majority, people living in what has been euphemistically called the "periphery" — turned a protest vote into an unlikely victory for an extremist leader.

(I'm not in any danger of labouring the point, am I?) She's demanding, and from the entitled way she behaves on the show, she doesn't seem like very much fun.

Maybe this progression, from the entitled artlessness of youth to the fundamentalist lechery of old age, is the way things are meant to go.

The ocean was my escape from the entitled jocks and nitpicky, conservative old folks of my Floridian childhood (I still maintain that if you stand on the shore with your back to humanity, Florida is one American's nicest states).

Looking visually back on the last three presidents, from the entitled jaws of Clinton to the dumb, glazed emptiness of Bush's head and eyes to the now-furious Obama, it is easier to find a worthwhile summer movie than a psychologically appropriate person to be our President.

Approval for use of this data was obtained from the entitled researchers.

He was going to "drain the swamp", booting from power the entitled elites who got rich while ordinary Americans struggled.

This winter, an exhibition at the Palazzo Strozzi in Florence of paintings and sculpture from the 1930s entitled The Arts in Italy Beyond Fascism has attracted large numbers of visitors.

Editorializing is light — aside from the hallway entitled "The Metropolis Infested With Foreign Adventurers," a reference to almost 100 years of British, American and French control.

In one of our more coherent quasi-academic moments, we discussed an article from The New York Post entitled "The Science of Happily Ever After".

When Petraeus became head of the CIA, he officially retired from the military entitled to the annual pension awarded four-star generals: around $200,000.