Sentence examples for less entitled than from inspiring English sources

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

Moreover, if commercial banking were rejected as the line of commerce for banks with the same or similar ratios of business as those of the appellee banks, the effect would likely be to deny customers of small banks—and thus residents of many small towns the antitrust protection to which they are no less entitled than customers of large city banks.

Unfortunately, he serves on the Senate Armed Services Committee SASCC) with fellow Republicans just as misguided, and probably even less entitled than he, to decide the disposition of our soldiers, sailors, marines, and airmen.

No more and no less entitled, surely, than all the Big Cheeses who came before them.

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.

(Notably, every generation saw itself as less entitled and narcissistic than other generations said it was).

Federal prisoners are no less entitled to such consideration than are state prisoners.

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

Offending actions are ones that treat an individual "as though that individual belonged to some class of individuals that was less entitled to right treatment than anyone else" (2009 169).

Why are they any less entitled to cosmetic surgery than cancer survivors or transsexuals?

Can anyone say that he's less entitled to that job than someone from a 'good' family?