Sentence examples for justifiably entitled from inspiring English sources

"After such repeated attacks on synagogues, one is justifiably entitled to ask whether it was right to rebuild Jewish communities in Germany," he said.

Bettina Elias Siegel, a food-policy commentator who blogs about children and food at The Lunch Tray, wrote to me in an e-mail, "Are [bloggers] justifiably proud of their work and entitled to show off a little, the way we all trumpet our accomplishments on social media these days?

Indeed, it could be suggested that the animals looking like zebras in a pen marked "zebras" is, ceteris paribus, adequate evidence to justify the claim that they are zebras; and once S is entitled to believe that the animals are zebras, S can, using the principle stated by Gettier, justifiably deduce that they are not cleverly disguised mules.

Upon re-rereading Larry Kramer's incendiary article entitled 1,112 and Counting, it is astonishing to see how prescient and justifiably angry he was back when his piece was first published in March 1983 in the New York Native.

Or entitled.

He felt entitled.

"They're entitled".

And entitled.

He's entitled to it.

Somehow, we have become "entitled".

"Many felt entitled to nothing".