Sentence examples for likes entitled from inspiring English sources
A few days ago, a fellow Huffington Post blogger, Jacqueline Melissen, wrote a beautiful and extraordinarily popular post (at this writing, the post has 500,000 Likes) entitled: Why Child-Free Aunties Are Amazing -- from a mom's point of view.
(After some commentators suggested that the students were acting like entitled children, Hornes posted a song to iTunes called "Confessions of a Spoiled Brat").
There they are, the anointed members of a lightly fictionalised Oxford University drinking society, lined up like entitled penguins outside the country pub they will trash after dinner.
"But also if I was going to campaign for the removal of one thing in the film industry it would be the whole bulls**t hierarchy, where people are often treated like crap by those who work above them, such as actors who see being on a film set as a chance to behave like entitled sociopaths," he told the publication.
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For those who may not recall, the docuseries followed soon-to-be brides' quests for the ultimate dream wedding ― kind of like MTV's "My Super Sweet Sixteen" but with grown women acting like entitled 16-year-olds while their fiancés looked on with some mixture of awe, fear and love.
Hate on them all you like that's not really hate, it's just pointing out LeBron and Dem act like entitled creeps much of the time with puffed-up bitchy-bully behavior when they're winning and prickly prissiness when they lose.
No one likes an entitled person," she says.
In her recipe index under D she has a section listed as "disasters," like one entitled "flan flop" about a custard that would not jell.
Mr. Cuomo, in conversations with confidants, said the mayor was acting like an entitled "king," trying to jam through a politically tricky plan and bullying anyone who objected.
