Sentence examples for less entitled from inspiring English sources

I'm not saying that these children are less entitled to the best education and opportunities.

Students feel less entitled to complain, in part because they don't know or have access to their second grader.

Protesters there are no less entitled to demonstrate peacefully than are those in Egypt, Tunisia, Libya or Yemen.

He has also mastered one of the most important British upper-middle-class skills, that of seeming less entitled than he is.

Except that, morally, their beneficiaries are far less entitled to them than Grandma is to her meager pension, which even President Obama is willing to cut.

If Western Europe wanted a protective shield over Lisbon, Brussels and Oslo, it would have to accept that Prague, Warsaw and Budapest were no less entitled to protection.

"I think my experience more or less entitles me to send a message of warning to everyone that this journey could begin with a noble motive and end in a tragedy," he said.

Bursaries Students whose household income is £19,203 or less are entitled to a £500 bursary.

Under the current system, university students from families with household incomes of £25,000 or less are entitled to a grant to cover living costs of £3,387 a year.

I would like to challenge, however, the widely held idea that since girls aren't becoming leaders as a result of naturally being less boastful, entitled, and commanding than most boys, girls need to start assuming those qualities in order to become CEOs.

One right-wing party, Vlaams Belang, last year posted an internet game entitled Less Islam, Less Immigration, Less Crime in which supporters were encouraged to knock sword-wielding Muslims off flying carpets.