Sentence examples similar to perpetually entitled from inspiring English sources
Perpetually bitter and entitled, she recalls a decade's worth of Danny McBride characters, not least the egotistical Taekwondo instructor he played in 2006's The Foot Fist Way, which also mined suburban sporting endeavour for its innate despair.
When an entitled person feels perpetually ripped off, they tend to feel less empathy for those they perceive as ripping them off.
It's plain that the distinctive sound of Dylan's voice is that of an aging Jewish woman (a once time princess) who feels ever so slightly entitled and is perpetually on the verge of losing her grip because of the butcher, the baker of the candlestick maker.
By learning gratitude, children become sensitive to the feelings of others, developing their innate capacities for empathy and altruism, whereas entitled kids end up feeling perpetually disappointed.
California is entitled to 4.4 million acre-feet of water a year from the Colorado, but because Arizona was not using its full allotment of 2.8 million acre-feet, its excess water was being slurped up by a perpetually thirsty California.
They feel they're entitled.
Everyone's entitled to that.
