Sentence examples for so much entitlement from inspiring English sources

We've put in so much entitlement into our government that we really have spoiled our citizenry".

Perhaps this chippy northerner can't cope with so much entitlement and privilege fogging up the tiny room like a soup of pheromones.

"We have put in so much entitlement into our government that we really have spoiled our citizenry and said you don't want the jobs that are available," she said.

As it turned out, I did go to Vassar, and although it would be five years until I entered my debting era, my time there did more than expand my intellect: it expanded my sense of entitlement so much that, by the end, I had no ability to distinguish myself from the many extremely wealthy people I encountered there.

3. Gratitude is always nice; entitlement, not so much.

Anyway, interesting stuff to speculate about — and not irrelevant to policy, either, since so much of the debate over entitlements is about what is supposed to happen decades from now.

The male sexual entitlement that fuels so much of this gender-based violence is so wrapped up in how we teach boys to be men that it's hard to know where to start.

Just as it's clear that Mr. Boehner wants a grand deal, it's all but certain now that most Democrats seem willing to accept some changes to the entitlement programs they love so much.

What really had him bothered, in the case of Salton, Inc., wasn't so much the dwindling stock price as the suggestion of entitlement and sloth.

We expect so much of you, far too much, in this age of entitlement and instant gratification.

The money in sports is so much more plentiful, and many athletes probably have a greater sense of entitlement.