Sentence examples for Somewhat jealous from inspiring English sources

Nachman is somewhat jealous.

Prime Minister Aznar, while he owes his election and much of his successful foreign contacts to the King, remains somewhat jealous of Juan Carlos's popularity.

But Schwab, the entrepreneur somewhat jealous of giving credit to a big organization, is impatient with that reasoning.

And somewhat jealous because this is supposed to be the best smartwatch you can buy right now.

We can't help but be somewhat jealous of those families that can at least try.

Canning said that Liz's admission of being somewhat jealous of Jenna's success was a much needed storyline for the show, and one that gave the audience something deeper to latch onto.

Some responsibility is assigned to Whitney's mother Cissy, who is portrayed as harsh, somewhat distant and probably jealous that Whitney found the pop music success Cissy never quite achieved.

Theo Jamison was nicely implacable as the jealous husband, with Jared Brown as a somewhat mystified-looking god.

If I sounded somewhat scathing about Paul, it was because I was jealous of his talent and couldn't come to terms with the fact that he was better looking than me.

When Dr. Hair was recruited in 1981 to lead the National Wildlife Federation, founded in 1936, it was regarded as a big, somewhat right-leaning club of hunters, fishermen and other outdoors enthusiasts jealous of their space.

You know he will be interested in you if he looks jealous of guys that are 1) Around you or somewhat near you, 2) Talking to you, or 3) Maybe even flirting with you!