Sentence examples for because of jealousy from inspiring English sources

Instead, he will either give up on you entirely and forget about you, or he because of jealousy he will not like you anymore.

Rather than setting a time frame, Valen asks if women have ever suffered because of jealousy, manipulation or ridicule.

Because of jealousy or envy or an addiction to game film, he skipped every other championship game except the two the Packers most recently played in.

Another reader wrote, "This is all because of jealousy from the Western world," adding that "Dubai has been at the forefront of development in the Arab world".

He threatened to kill her if she did not retract her statement to the police, she said, so she told the police she had "lied because of jealousy".

Vincenzo Saponara, a lawyer for Moratti told Reuters: "Obviously it's easy for newspapers to say they fought because of jealousy over a woman, that they were two men who were rivals for her.

Yet it is also a very good indicator that you've just met or learned of someone who has an insecurity problem because the expression of jealousy is a classic sign of insecurity.

Straka suggested that Leitgeb was critical out of jealousy because he no longer worked with Muster.

He said the Americans were bringing up the issue of drugs out of jealousy because "they can't win".

In a letter written from his jail cell before his trial, he insisted that he was innocent and that he was the victim of jealousy because of his success.

I could never really figure out exactly why, but I think there was a lot of jealousy because I wrote the songs and I got a lot of attention.