Sentence examples for inherent entitlement from inspiring English sources
Usually wielded by an older individual, a reference to a participation trophy is meant as a slam on the perceived inherent entitlement of millennials and the left.
Going forward, the rights holders' perceptions paint an impression that those consulted aspire to enjoy the inherent liberties and entitlements associated with this right especially land for own food production; implying, they prefer facilitation of own food production rather than provision of food rations.
Mate: can you imagine how unbearable I would be if I had a rich dad and an inherent, baked-in sense of entitlement?
The UK's framework of employment protections and entitlements exists to help correct the inherent power imbalance between employers and employees.
And while everyone may feel jealous at one time or another, the entitlement to the bodies and attentions of others that is inherent in misogynistic patriarchy makes jealousy particularly toxic when it comes from us as cisgender men.
Interestingly, the issue also sparked commentary on the inherent class divisions in Indian society, where the rich minority seems to possess a sense of entitlement over a majority of the public resources.
If, despite all its positive uses, social media at the same time exposes the inherent weaknesses of individualism -- not to mention the sense of self-worth and (unintended consequences) of entitlement and overconfidence that my generation has instilled in our children -- what is it doing in other cultures?
Similarly, the Chinese media manufacture "inherent" moral deficiency and characteristics of the nongmin in order to justify their lack of rights and entitlements.
