To characterize this as an "aggressive, somewhat entitled form of begging" is a little mean-spirited.
"We were somewhat entitled to the view that who carried the coffin to the graveyard, if you will, was going to be important with respect to how they might benefit from that scenario," Johnston told Sportsound.
The criticism is withering in its somewhat entitled way: "Where's the Spotify killer?" "Rdio already does this!" "So it's basically iTunes match?" There are two things the critics decline to acknowledge: that Google is providing a simple, free service, and that all Google products start out underwhelming and gradually expand.
His film debut in 1971 was a screen version of a stage play, the somewhat prescriptively entitled Bleak Moments.
The amended clause 10, entitled somewhat misleadingly "Savings", is designed to prevent officers from committing a crime when they remotely access computers of suspected criminals.
Gilbert, who lives in Worcestershire, has written a forthcoming book about social work and mental health, entitled, somewhat ambitiously, The Value of Everything.
That may be because you have minimal connections to the person, or they've proven themselves to be somewhat clueless or entitled with their request, or perhaps you're simply too overwhelmed to say yes to anything.
Though most of his writings were for the theatre and cinema, he also published several novels and two autobiographies - one in 1983 entitled, somewhat brazenly, Sono Apparso Alla Madonna (I Appeared To The Madonna).
Entitled, somewhat drily, "Pipilotti Rist/Matrix 136" and on view through Sept. 6, it marks the American premiere of Ms. Rist's best-known video installation, "Ever Is Over All," a fairy tale of sorts about a window-smashing princess that generated a lot of excited talk at the Venice Biennale last summer.
According to Flor, after 1993 passed without a single doomsday, Children of God founder David Berg began distributing newsletters to followers entitled, somewhat ambiguously, "It Could Happen This Year".
The group is more serious, realistic and career-oriented than Millennials, who were raised in the prosperous 1990s and viewed by some as somewhat brash and entitled.
