Sentence examples for socially entitled from inspiring English sources
The focus here is mainly on Bennett's mum, marvellously incarnated by Gabrielle Lloyd, and her social aspirations and later mental illness: Bennett's rueful affection is precisely caught in his observation that his mother felt depression was something reserved for the privileged and "an affliction to which she was not socially entitled".
McCarry, exploring young people's understandings of IPV in Scotland, also found a similar pattern: young men rejected IPV but at the same time justified it because they considered that men were naturally violent and socially entitled to it (26).
He was very, very entitled socially, and the sex culture on campus supported that sense of entitlement in myriad ways.
But avoiding the question altogether is fine (if socially awkward); no casual acquaintance is entitled to demand a curriculum vitae.
Blanc is a self-styled "pick-up artist", an odious brand of conman who specialises in "helping" lonely, desperate, socially inept men by turning them into repulsive, entitled, sexually aggressive creeps with horrible fashion sense.
Within a family, abandoned children can become socially integrated, gain the protection to which they are entitled and find a path for their lifelong well-being and development.
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In the fourth chapter, entitled "The Prehistoric World of Anthropophagy", Arens deals with archaeological arguments for socially approved cannibalism in European and North American prehistory.
Unfortunately, some are far-fetched — a new socially aware method for calculating the gross domestic product, for example — and the final chapter is platitudinously entitled "Toward a New Society".
