Sentence examples for subject of entitlement from inspiring English sources
We headed into the home stretch at this point, and Wallace tried to raise the subject of entitlement reform, but neither candidate really wanted to talk about it.
The Democrats generally recoil from the subject of entitlements.
"The whole subject of entitlements came up, and I think his message was very positive," Roberts added.
"Or at least occupy our house and subject us to its sense of entitlement," Jacob added.
When you don't subject yourself to a sense of entitlement yes, you may give up a tiny slice of privilege but you do that in order to be an ally to someone who perhaps is not in the room.
This time, the subject of employees who have an overdeveloped sense of entitlement came up, and we quickly went from shooting the breeze and peeling beer labels to pleas of, "Don't get me started!" Employee entitlement, I have found, is a hot-button issue for many small-business owners.
Issues of entitlement become a matter of life and death.
Central to The Three Burials is a persistent subject of the western: a man's entitlement to the dignity of a Christian burial, either out on the plains or in a simple frontier cemetery.
Abusing subjects is nothing new to the Saudi royals, who are driven by a sense of entitlement and impunity, even outside their kingdom's borders.
"Now there's a sense of entitlement.
