Sentence examples for most entitled from inspiring English sources
She wouldn't be hated and mocked; the most entitled snobs at Harvard have always loved irony.
Brick is the sweetest, most entitled yet also neglected child you'd ever want to meet.
It's the most entitled and first-world of first-world problems.
The baby boom generation has bankrolled the benefits for this, the most entitled generation in American history.
As John Updike said, if the phrase "woman of letters" existed, Oates would be the person most entitled to it.
Most entitled SoCal spawn ease the pain by whipping the sales help unconscious with platinum credit cards.
The most schools entitled to the money — 182 — are in the Bronx.
And there were slim books of aphorisms, the most substantial entitled Flick Knives And Forks (1982).
England's greatest foil was a bloke most probably entitled to claim disability living allowance in the Merseyside district.
Each of Cambridge's 33 colleges has a student union – known as a junior common room (JCR) – and most are entitled to vote.
According to the LGA, Whitehall funding for the national scheme which sees the most vulnerable entitled to free transport has been slashed from £668m in 2010 to £407m, a 39% cut in just four years.
