Sentence examples for make you entitled from inspiring English sources

Just because you make money does not make you entitled.

Being married to someone doesn't make you entitled to anything that they do for you".

When we say get to know your market, that isn't some phrase to make you feel entitled -- it literally means your market.

As for your enforced holiday, and whether the company are entitled to make you take it, you rather answer your own question: if your contract stipulates five days of defined leave then that's what they're entitled to define - not two weeks because it's a bad year.

Reacting with anger or acting mopey after someone has refused to give you their number is always a bad idea — it can make you look petty, vain, and entitled under the best of circumstances, so just don't do it.

If the IRS is convinced by oral or written statements or other supporting evidence, and a reasonable approximation can be made, you may be entitled to the expense notwithstanding a failure to have it documented.

So if you find yourself in an unhygienic hotel with cockroaches on the floor and rotten food that makes you ill, you are entitled to compensation even if the holiday was relatively cheap and the accommodation described as basic.

It makes your whole family look wealthy, and makes you look like an entitled twat.

So for all the haters out there, know that for however many message board threads you make entitled "Why the Wii Sucks: An In-Depth Analysis," your words mean absolutely nothing.

Fei said that she also received her fair share of emails saying: "What makes you think your baby was entitled to million dollars worth of care?

On the red carpet at the New York City premiere of The Family, Pfeiffer revealed that she would be shooting a film in February 2014 entitled, Whatever Makes You Happy co-starring Viola Davis and Diane Keaton.