Sentence examples for totally entitled from inspiring English sources

The truth is, just about anybody with a MetroCard tucked in a wallet, whether a baseball fan or not, feels totally entitled to a Subway Series.

"They are totally entitled to hold that view but people need to know the government has got no plans to bring forward any legislation in this area and any vote that does happen will be a free vote".

He added: "Roy is totally entitled to his opinion.

"The fans are totally entitled to their opinion, they pay their good money to come in, but if they want to criticise anyone they can have a go at me".

After enough comments on how great a person is, you're totally entitled to lose your cool.

Telling your child that he or she is smarter, better looking, cleverer, etc. than other children can create a praise monster who feels totally entitled.

The 'Spring Awakening' number" — entitled "Totally Bleeped," in reference to one of that score's less printable titles — "works, whether you've seen that show or not".

Not unreasonably, if someone suggests the integrity of the inquiry was totally invalid, I am entitled to say what I think about the conclusion.

Only one piece leapt out of the pile: the curiously entitled Look Back in Anger by a totally unknown young actor called John Osborne.

She's made her decision as she is entitled to do so but I'm totally focused on jobs and growth and our national economic plan across the country including in the Illawarra".

That was the same month he wrote a totally unsolicited "open letter" to plus-size model Tess Holliday, entitled "Stop lying to yourself Tess – you're morbidly obese and it's going to kill you".