Sentence examples for or entitled from inspiring English sources
They were privileged, but not spoiled or entitled, Ivanka said.
Only one person needs to work at least 16 hours if their partner is incapacitated, a hospital inpatient, in prison or entitled to carer's allowance.
You feel like you never want to be complacent or smug or entitled, and you want to ask and demand — not only of yourself but of the audience — to try harder, to feel more, to be bolder, to participate".
The code says judges "should not personally participate" in raising money for charitable endeavors, out of concern that donors might feel pressured to give or entitled to favorable treatment from the judge.
The auditor found that another group of 5,500 undergraduates from the EU have been unable to prove they were either living in the UK or entitled to public funding.
Just because a person is black or another minority does not endow him or her with special rights or entitle the person to special consideration.
According to this, any 'Hohfeldian incident' (or combination of them) which grants exemption, discretion or authorisation, or entitles the holder to protection, provision or performance is a right.
(Or entitle you to an "alternative" truth).
The suit challenges the legality of an executive order issued by Brewer in August that denied young migrants licenses, saying that the federal government program did not give them lawful status or entitle them to public benefits.
You take a couple of people who have hidden agendas or bad attitudes or feel entitled or whatever the negativity is, and it just spreads like a cancer.
