Sentence examples for of the entitled from inspiring English sources

In "The Waverly Gallery," Lonergan sends up psychoanalysis — with its cause-and-effect assumptions — as the science of the entitled.

Although he convincingly portrays the habits of the entitled, they escape the skewering that the title leads us to expect.

Likewise Dominic Mafham as Antonio played the role less bullishly than with the entrenched, languorous contempt of the entitled.

And, as written by Foote and played with unexpected restraint by Ms. Buckley, she's a precise and cleareyed study in the arrogance of the entitled rich.

So the parents charged in the current case followed customary practices of the entitled: hiring a private counselor, getting test help and participating in a patrician sport.

Onegin remains a good role for the veteran baritone Thomas Hampson, who subtly conveyed the hauteur of the entitled, clueless hero.

As a result, Whewell's chapter on medieval science from the History of the Inductive Sciences, entitled "Of the Mysticism of the Middle Ages," was just two-pages long.

Heard an address by Prof. John A. Wheeler, of Princeton, retired president of the society, entitled "The End of Time".

Specifically, the middle section of the Dialectic, entitled "The Antinomy of Pure Reason", is supposed to provide this indirect proof.

Herbert's reputation rests chiefly on the poems in the middle section of The Temple, entitled "The Church".

This paper should be addressed in the subsection of the Results entitled The Large Subunit.