Sentence examples for virtually entitled from inspiring English sources

The fact that my cat can't appreciate Schubert's late symphonies and can't perform syllogistic logic does not mean that I am entitled to use him as an organic toy, as if I were somehow not only morally superior to him but virtually entitled to treat him as a commodity with minuscule market value.

I began speaking to Lou Dobbs in 2004, not many months after he started airing virtually nightly segments entitled "Broken Borders".

My initial attempts to get the compensation I was obviously entitled to were virtually ignored by both airlines.

But by that theory, Hamas would have been entitled to target virtually any government building in Israel on the ground that its office workers indirectly supported the IDF.

Millennials have been demonized as lazy, entitled, narcissistic, and materialistic virtually since the generational category entered the lexicon.

"And our feeling is you're not entitled to have that made virtually permanent".

America divides on the death penalty, but we all agree that the convicted intentional murderer loses virtually all rights to autonomy; society is entitled to set the terms of his (imprisoned) existence for the rest of his life.

The report, entitled An Unholy Mess: How virtually all religiously selective state schools in England are breaking the law (pdf), is based on an investigation by the BHA and the Fair Admissions Campaign (FAC).

Asked why she was using the account to virtually attack the McCanns, she answered: "I'm entitled to do that".

Near the bottom there is a section entitled "Did You Know?" that is loaded with trivia and goofs for virtually every film and TV show out there.

Not only is she entitled to be angry, but it is virtually the bedrock of her independence, and pugnacious prose is her lethal weapon.