Sentence examples for not only entitled from inspiring English sources

"Our purpose has always been to get the information the committee needs to complete its work — that it is not only entitled to, but obligated to do".

Many stars — and many activists for that matter — feel not only entitled but also obliged to engage in grandiose rhetorical posturing.

As a result, women were not only entitled to equal pay for equal work, but also to equal pay when their role could reasonably be judged to be of equal value to that occupied by a man in the same organisation.

One difficulty about this kind of theory is to explain our apparent reference to rights when there is no choice, eg when one is not only entitled to vote in elections, but also obliged by law to do so.

But you're not only entitled to a portrait of Queen Elizabeth II.

The okene is thus not only entitled to absolute protection by members of the mother's natal community, but also to a life of indulgence while in their midst.

– "Joining the rugby club not only entitles you to play the gentlemen's sport but to also be involved in chappish email conversation". .

Inhofe exemplifies people who not only feel entitled to their own reality, but to impose it on others.

If you start getting hostile or frustrated, you will give the other person the impression that they are not only NOT entitled to their own beliefs, but that they're actually stupid for having them.

People seeking asylum are not allowed to work and are only entitled to a £36.95 weekly payment card from the government.

Florida Union Free School District in 1998 asserts that children are not entitled to the best education that money can buy; they are only entitled to an appropriate education.