Sentence examples for point of entitlement from inspiring English sources

His Ivy League experience, unlike mine, left him feeling confident to the point of entitlement, and he felt free to do what he wanted.

In our econometric analysis we respect the observed data but because we assume that choices depend on levels of entitlements we will be unlikely to predict someone choosing a point of zero entitlement.

This bespeaks a horrible level of entitlement.

This is likely to be in some part due to increased reporting, which would point to a greater sense of entitlement and more societal support for survivors.

No one is "driven by money" until they realize that someone is about to make money or has made money, at which point everyone inherits a sense of entitlement.

The rise of incels and growing popularity of Red Pill forums point to an insidious, institutionalized sense of entitlement and broader ideologies of violence against women that extend far beyond dating apps.

A student with weak academic credentials but a strong work ethic and an eagerness for immersion in an interdisciplinary experience will often be a much stronger candidate than a student with a high grade point average and a simmering sense of entitlement.

We headed into the home stretch at this point, and Wallace tried to raise the subject of entitlement reform, but neither candidate really wanted to talk about it.

At this point, I realize that there is no escape: A combination of entitlement, arrogance and objectification manifest in this kind of presumptive sharing.

They point to the loss of entitlements to floodplain cultivation, fishing, hunting but also limited access to commercial fishing and tourism industries developed along the Kariba lakeshore.

The whole jumping-off point for Redditors' outrage about banning vile subreddits fundamentally contradicts their sense of entitlement for unfettered, uncensored free speech at whatever cost.