Sentence examples for rather entitled from inspiring English sources
The isn't billed upfront as a plus-size shoot, but rather entitled "Candy Vaggio".
Claude's own royal family included several rather entitled sons, who had caddies their own age.
But such men betray these histories, as they are not innocent victims, but rather entitled misogynists who seek the same protection in rape culture as their white male counterparts.
If we can keep innovating and be smart rather than entitled, they will keep on being created.
Mr. Wolfson replied that freedom of association was not "free floating" but rather was entitled to recognition only to the extent that it served the ability of an organization's members to express their message.
A sequence of concerts rather waftily entitled Chronicles - largely, it seems, because the composers in question can be said to have 'chronicled' their turbulent times - continued with Shostakovich's 14th symphony and Prokofiev's second violin concerto, with Schubert and Britten somehow muscling in on the act.
In the rather curiously entitled The Little Book of Life After Death, which was highly popular, boasted an introduction by no less than William James, and was last reprinted in 1977, Fechner asserts that "the plant thinks it is in its place … to play with beetles and bees".
Inevitably, the reforms will be building blocks for a move from a rentier to a productive economy in which citizens become productive rather than entitled members of society.
Their first two full lengths didn't make me throb too much, but I can't stop listening to their latest LP--the rather obviously entitled III--released on the always estimable Siltbreeze label.
The discrimination is perpetuated by some government officials, who uncritically regard such girls as "dependants" rather than being entitled to entry into the child demobilisation programme.
She added, "It was not incumbent on Banks to prove these representations false; rather, Banks was entitled to treat the prosecutor's submissions as truthful".
