Sentence examples for quite entitled from inspiring English sources

They are quite entitled to do it.

"Since they granted Tony dual citizenship in 2000 the Yanks are quite entitled not to recognise his title," says an expert on such matters.

Tracy Tracy's 80s popsters the Primitives were quite entitled to seize upon a name originally rejected by the soon-to-be Velvet Underground.

I believe that a man is quite entitled to keep a mistress providing that he chooses a social inferior within his financial means and, when he tires of her, helps her find a husband of her own class.

"If people have strong personal views and want to abstain, they're quite entitled to, but that doesn't mean it would be lost, it would not be lost," said Entsch.

If you, like me, have been in receipt of one of those aggressive letters demanding to know why you've forgotten to pay a few quid that the taxman has calculated that you should have handed over, you're quite entitled to raise the question.

It is his job, as he's configured it, to make women feel special, something he does not quite feel entitled to himself.

She enjoys this on top of being entitled (quite rightly) to health services back in Greece.

Everyone seems quite prepared – indeed, entitled – to criticise working people's choices, while understanding absolutely nothing about their lives; everything from nutrition to parenting to thrift is fair game.

In a post entitled "Quite the way to celebrate our 200 millionth check-in", Foursquare is once again apologizing this morning for downtime yesterday.

It is generally illegal to publish — i.e., post — an entire copyrighted work without consent, and quite rightly: people are entitled to be paid for their work.