Sentence examples for too entitled from inspiring English sources

Adults too entitled to think about the needs of others.

"Probably a product of my generation — I was too entitled," he acknowledges.

Kukura and his friends didn't like the sound of free college, mostly because they rejected the stereotype that their generation felt too entitled.

To those who have whispered that Jackson was too entitled and should have put in time on another man's staff, he argued that Doc Rivers and some others did not and that being a head coach was more about personality and character than dues-paying credentials.

They've been blamed for a host of problems, such as being too entitled and obsessed with social media, and credited with several positives, such as appreciating creativity and having higher moral values.

Are we being too entitled?

They tend to be too vested in their power and grown-manness for that, too alternately entitled, yet insecure and shame-averse.

You, too, are entitled to human feelings.

The fans, too, are entitled to their fun.

Cashman called Eiland's comment "an individual opinion" that Eiland, too, was entitled to offer.

All for presuming that they, too, were entitled to enjoy blessed relief from the heat, and to have some fun.