Sentence examples for possibly entitled from inspiring English sources
Excuse yourself from reading the passages that merit a book of their own, possibly entitled "Wisdom of the River".
To make up the shortfall, Albinsaid's team is now helping its members collect more rubbish and access government funding that they are possibly entitled to but don't claim.
The discoveries include a preparatory sketch of a lost work, possibly entitled Les Baigneuses (Bathers), and a large painting, Femme L'Avant, whose owner said it had not been displayed since 1934.
Interviewed while he works on his latest film, possibly entitled LA Story and investigating the murders of gangsta rappers Tupac Shakur and Biggie Smalls, Broomfield is surprisingly wary of press attention.
If the justices agree with a lower federal court that the action was unconstitutional, they must then decide whether the violation is ongoing -- possibly entitling large numbers of judges to substantial tax refunds -- or whether Congress cured the problem with a raise for judges in 1984 that left them with more take-home pay than they had before the Social Security withholding started.
To make so weak an argument might seem barely worth the candle until one sees petitioner's final request: He seeks a form of relief to which he could not possibly be entitled -- vacatur.
As a culture, could we possibly be more entitled, ignorant and embarrassingly egocentric?
Her own overinflated sense of self and lifetime of white privilege has led her to believe that she couldn't possibly be less entitled to a gold medal than anybody else, let alone a little black girl from America.
If not, it is possible you could end up in a legal limbo in which if things do not go right, you are possibly not legally entitled to be in your rental.
Entitled Toy – possibly after the pejorative term for a johnny-come-lately mod – it remains unreleased.
In 1651 a pamphlet entitled "La Mansarade" (possibly written by political enemies of the prime minister, Cardinal Mazarin, for whom Mansart had worked) accused him of having made deals with contractors and charged him with profligacy.
