Sentence examples for the entitlement of from inspiring English sources
He speaks with the entitlement of inherited power.
"The younger generation is much less focused on the entitlement of office space," he said.
They are the entitlement of everyone who comes within the jurisdiction.
The objectification of women feeds the entitlement of men and simultaneously reduces the status of women.
It's not Title IX that threatens men's sports, but the entitlement of football programs.
Another Maoist legacy is the entitlement of those classified as rural dwellers to the use of a piece of land.
SO MANY religious-freedom arguments are about the entitlement of sub-cultures, often mildly idiosyncratic ones, to exist.
People argued over whether binge drinking was to blame, or fraternity culture or the entitlement of privilege.
In the subtle Tshembe, Hansberry created a man who resists the entitlement of the colonising whites, but not their values.
It has entrenched the entitlement of power and privilege above that of the aspiration to any true democracy.
It is the entitlement of all children and young people to be taught by a qualified teacher.
