Sentence examples for utterly entitled from inspiring English sources
As we were saying, Cook was utterly entitled to leave the field in light which could only risibly be described as dangerous, however much it outraged all those who had paid as much as £120 for their ticket.
It is the language of an entitled empowerment utterly alien to the experience of most Americans.
But so far his actions are those of another entitled boomer who is utterly blind to his own faults.
Addicted, as we are, to comfort, utterly intolerant of boredom and feeling entitled to traipse about the globe, we have all but killed off the adventurer-memoirist.
Newman said the defence was entitled to show evidence that Ururyar was not "utterly depraved" but was a good person, according to people who knew him.
And so Mr. David wins this utterly specious competition, which entitles him to first prize, a copy of "The Quotable Hitchens: From Alcohol to Zionism," a new collection of snippets of wisdom from Christopher Hitchens.
Ben Smith, editor-in-chief, Buzzfeed Everybody is entitled to his or her own opinions, even if they are utterly absurd.
Although utterly unsuitable for the role, the fictional LeBlanc is parachuted by a venal US exec, Merc Lapidus (John Pankow), into a trashy American remake of a classy British sitcom entitled Lyman's Boys.
