Sentence examples for inflated entitled from inspiring English sources
"Marathon has darker skies, a beautiful spring...and no self inflated, entitled, pretentious wanna be artists hanging out at the Food Shark [a popular Marfa eatery] in skirts and boots," the commenter wrote.
The inflated AGI then entitles the government to apply all of the usual punishments.
However, the AOF officially listed Coates as a competitor so that he could train with the others on the ice, and because the artificially inflated athlete count would entitle the Australian team to take more support staff.
Nothing in the rules entitled you to inflate your claim for council tax to make up for any shortfall in your claim for mortgage interest".
"But we object to claimant firms being entitled to recover grossly inflated uplifts that are often disproportionate to the risk they run in bringing a claim.
And by inflating the sums given directly by donors, it entitled the campaign to claim additional matching public funds fraudulently.
A suit by shareholders claims Career Education pressured employees to inflate enrollment, matriculation and graduation numbers in order to receive funds to which it is not entitled from Uncle Sam.
When faced with these new arrivals, we feel entitled to call them symptoms of an era but on occasions we get tempted to inflate that to explanations.
Maybe all those screeds about entitled millennials are right and our vile love of selfies is robbing us of meaningful work and rapidly inflating income inequality and fucking up the housing market.
In a study undertaken at Stanford University entitled "Misery has More Company Than People Think", researchers found that many of us have a tendency to over-inflate our misery without compensating for how much others around us are probably doing the same.
