Sentence examples for unconditionally entitled from inspiring English sources

On the other side, a luck egalitarian view might allow that in certain domains entitlement to equal treatment might be forfeitable by one's irresponsible choice but maintain that there is a floor of democratic equality status to which all members of society are unconditionally entitled.

In his broadcast debate with the deputy prime minister Nick Clegg, the Ukip leader, Nigel Farage, repeatedly raised the issue, warning 485 million people across the EU – many from very poor countries – were entitled to settle "unconditionally" in the UK.

Or entitled.

In 1991, when, by any sane standard, America had just triumphed unconditionally in the Cold War and was on the brink of one of the longest uninterrupted periods of peace, prosperity, and unconditional unipolar hegemony that any nation has enjoyed, for good or ill, since Rome, the Philadelphia Inquirer ran a nine-part series entitled "America: What Went Wrong".

He felt entitled.

"They're entitled".

Entitled to Fiscal Sanity.

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You're entitled.

In unconditionally versus out unconditionally.