entitled

I guess everyone is entitled to interpret words however they like, but the salient attribute of a startup is exactly what the word means: it's a new venture.

They cannot go on someone else's property and be entitled to act however they want, without the owner's permission.

Prop 8 in California), but now gay people are equally entitled to ruin their lives with marriage.

Clearly, Chrome phones home and Google feels entitled to check new URLs that it can't spider.

No, it's the artists who feel entitled to make money off their work, work that oftentimes is quite worthless or poor.

The author has clearly framed these as personal opinions, which as we all know, everyone is entitled to.

The WSI article seems pretty biased but ok, everybody is entitled to an opinion.

Why does the OP feel entitled to not have to compete with others?

Others are not required to offer content for free and I don't feel entitled to it.

The entitled and pompous attitude of admins is so elitist it's sick.

You're not entitled to a free GUI toolkit for no good reason.

Nobody is entitled to a particular job in an area (if they are not paid enough) if they can't (with the pay) afford the rent.

Have you seen Victor Rodych's entry at the plato.stanford.edu site entitled "Wittgenstein's Philosophy of Mathematics"?

When the city shows up to present development plans, only older generations who feel somewhat entitled to their neighborhood's "culture" show up and berate the plans.

There is an awesome book entitled "Fermat's Enigma: The Epic Quest to Solve the World's Greatest Mathematical Problem" (you can google it for a link to a supplier) Well worth the read.

If you liked this one, he also wrote another cool paper entitled "Cryptology and Physical Security: Rights Amplification in Master-Keyed Mechanical Locks." It discusses the ability to reverse-engineer master keys in the context of computer science.