Sentence examples for plainly entitled from inspiring English sources
Israel is plainly entitled to hit back after terrorist bombs like the one in Haifa.
They should maintain their heroic restraint.The second option for the Ukrainians is to agitate and protest as best they can, as they are plainly entitled to.
But what they want most is what they are plainly entitled to have: an acknowledgment from Turkey, and for that matter from the UK, that what happened to their people in 1915 was not a tragedy but a crime.
What is surprising is that any publisher would want to publish the book, not because it is any worse than a lot of other pop memoirs, but because Morrissey is plainly the most ornery, cantankerous, entitled, whingeing, self-martyred human being who ever drew breath.
"Plainly, however, there are also occasions when an individual is entitled to have their privacy protected.
She added: "Plainly, the 'process' Hamdi has received is not that to which he is entitled under the Due Process Clause".
He added: "As the CCTV footage plainly demonstrates, she shamelessly fabricated a fall in the vain attempt to claim money she was not entitled to".
But in practice, as Israel plainly knows, Mr Abbas is probably not able and certainly not willing to launch what might become a Palestinian civil war against groups whose exploits in the intifada have earned them a huge following.Israel is entitled to expect more later.
