Sentence examples for not really entitled from inspiring English sources
I am not really entitled to maintain the level of hostility that I have towards society and the comedy business now that I'm a success.
Indeed, one is not really entitled to expect such an emotion, although it is ennobling, some say, to observe it in others.
You're not really entitled to anything.
"These people", whether they are in Guantanamo or Abu Ghraib or US jails and prisons, are not productive, are not needed, are not wanted and are not really entitled to the same human rights as the productive ones.
Her only concern, she said, is that not enough units will go to "people who are really entitled to them".
Only when I arrived, much later, at Tate Liverpool, whose Biennial gallery appeared not to have been swept in days, did I discover that this was not really rubbish, but a piece entitled What the Living Do, by an American artist Jason Dodge.
Turf Account Chris McGrath's Nap: Travelling (4.45 Wolverhampton) Won her maiden round here after showing promise in stronger company and, while not really building on that since, is entitled to a fresh start for her flourishing new trainer, Marco Botti.
When we call millennials entitled and narcissistic, we're not really talking about all 2.5 billion millennials worldwide.
Are we so entitled that we actually believe that we're superior even when we're not really contributing or achieving anything of value?
He will still be entitled, if he wishes, to hold offshore money tax-free as a "non-domiciled" person who is not really British.
