Sentence examples for seems entitled from inspiring English sources

If, as a main character, Johnson returns Lowry to The New York Times best-seller list, Christopher Hitchens seems entitled to substantial royalties.

Men frequently complain that the women seemed "entitled" or "anxious".

He was born into wealth, but does not seem entitled.

But what of those callers who criticize Mr. Cuomo for seeming entitled?

Judging from their careers, the three seem entitled to be regarded as hip-hop soldiers.

Given these and other downsides to the bailout, taxpayers surely seem entitled to get something in return for their Mac 'n' Mae ownership.

In Ritter's case, the public vindication to which he would seem entitled — and which he has never quite received — has now been replaced by a very public disgrace, his life having slowly come undone in the years after the invasion.

Despite the twin facts that (1) Jackson is in no way culpable for possessing the Mona Lisa and (2) he has gradually become very attached to it, he does not seem entitled to keep the painting.

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It seems so: it has different implications for participants in the same trial who bear the same substantial net risk, when only one intends thereby to help others; yet both seem entitled to reciprocal benefits.

Although the work is classified as a "dramatic legend" rather than a symphony, because its major characters get to sing, it seems as entitled to be called a symphony with voices as "Roméo".