Sentences with phrase «sense of entitlement»

What this does is create a false sense of entitlement in your child.
They also have a strong sense of entitlement, hence they won't likely be relied on upon overtime work.
But it seems to me as if the growth of e-books has led to a deeply unpleasant sense of entitlement among a certain segment of the readership.
There is an increasing sense of entitlement and a failure to have realistic expectations.
Its «foot - dragging and sense of entitlement over what are really Spanish practices makes it easier for us», the minister said.
All these overseas followers with their inflated sense of entitlement have absolutely no legitimacy.
But I'm familiar enough with my own sense of entitlement to know the difference between it and the desire to see a more equitable and just world.
My sense is that a growing sense of entitlement amongst workers is fueling this phenomenon.
They are entitled to their opinions, but they both are acting out of a big sense of entitlement.
Very few want to «earn their stripes» like you recommended, and have a great sense of entitlement.
To say otherwise shows a staggering sense of entitlement and lack of empathy.
Instead of raising successful, compassionate, hard - working adults, we will be raising big kids with an overwhelming sense of entitlement.
On the other hand, children who are raised as the center of the universe have an unhealthy sense of entitlement - something that is rampant in today's society.
And trust me, this has nothing to do with a misplaced sense of entitlement or dwindling attention spans, as some would point out.
This can often come along with such a peculiar sense of entitlement, too — the idea that yes, you have shelves so their books should be on them.
Some social commentators have labelled today's generation of young adults as having an exaggerated sense of entitlement, with various explanations for the trends.
As a child, you may have had a parent with a strong sense of entitlement.
It certainly won't teach you much about fighters and could give a false sense of entitlement.
Surprisingly, many baby boomers now question why their kids have this great sense of entitlement.
While Siegler didn't give examples or name names, he said he believes the root of the problem «is an increasing sense of entitlement as the tech industry has grown in stature to become the most important from a fiscal perspective and arguably from a cultural perspective as well.»
Three constant features characterize publishers: a deep sense of entitlement («We are the news, you owe this and that to us»), a lack of technical competence (they expect FB to come up with ready - to - use products), and, in Europe, a propensity to call on Daddy (the government) and Mommy (Brussels) when things go awry.»
There is a huge sense of entitlement among law students in Canada, apparently.
Some sycophants around the president and paid and unpaid hacks of the «Buhari Media Office» tried unsuccessfully to mitigate the damage - the English dictionary meanings of Buhari's words indeed translates to «lazy»... and worse - uneducated; idle and indolent; irresponsible and with an unrealistic and undeserved sense of entitlement.
They say you can't judge a book by its cover, but it seems the «cover» now takes on a whole new level of significance, particularly in this super fast - paced internet connected globe where instant gratification and sense of entitlement become more common.
This isn't about a perceived sense of entitlement from Arsenal fans or anything like that.
Of the more than 400 hiring professionals who participated in the study, more than half indicated an increase in the number of new employees who enter the workforce with an unearned sense of entitlement.
Such bias against the value of mothering and the efforts and experience of women's lives in family law proceedings results in a clamoring of fathers who claim, with thwarted senses of entitlement, that they are «victims» of the system (see, e.g. Tillitski, 1992).
«They have no progressive reform agenda at all - only an unbearable sense of entitlement that it's just their time to govern.»
He also said he fundamentally disagreed with Ms Hodge's assumption British families have a «legitimate sense of entitlement» to social housing.
The majority of the thieves and morons these days are, sadly, urban democrats, but Bruno and Ortloff and Sweeney have shown that criminality has more to do with access and a certain sense of entitlement.
Scientists already know entitled people — technically, individuals with a higher sense of entitlement — are more likely to believe they deserve preferences and resources that others don't and that they are less concerned about what is socially acceptable or beneficial.
But while her relentless perkiness and profound sense of entitlement hardly even register with her fellow students, they have not escaped the attention of teacher and student council advisor Jim McAllister (Matthew Broderick).
-LSB-...] finally, my latest column is up at Writer Unboxed: «Twitter: A Dangerous Sense of Entitlement
In view of the respondent's leadership role in ensuring integrity in municipal government, it is difficult to accept an error in judgment defence based essentially on a stubborn sense of entitlement (concerning his football foundation) and a dismissive and confrontational attitude to the Integrity Commissioner and the Code of Conduct.
Not to judge from the reaction of what Pablo Iglesias, the Podemos leader, terms «la casta», the caste — the political class whose sense of entitlement and undisguised condescension betrays its conviction that its members — and its members alone — have the right to pull the levers of power.
As generation Y becomes an increasingly key part of the workforce, companies are complaining about the expectations of their youngest employees — and their unabashed sense of entitlement.
Better yet, we can ruthlessly war against our selfish sense of entitlement and give more of ourselves in service of others.
But as shocking and painful as all these losses were, my instinctive response shocked me even more: the rage, the blame - shifting, the thirst for revenge, the bitter arrogance, the self - justified resentment, the dark self - righteousness, the control - hungry manipulation, the deluded rationalization, the deep selfishness, the perverted sense of entitlement.
People still take unreasonable pride in their natural gifts, and the members of any meritocracy — even or especially a natural meritocracy — can't help but often have an unreasonable sense of entitlement.
Also linked to America's culture of greed is our pervasive sense of entitlement.
The author also opined that many seem to have an inborn sense of entitlement.
I respect all Arsenal fans, but some of our new fans (especially those that started supporting the club during our glory years) have a ridiculous sense of entitlement.

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