Sentence examples for bit envious from inspiring English sources

They make us feel wistful, and also a bit envious.

Stewart was frankly admiring of Colbert, I wondered if not even a little bit envious.

I have always been a bit envious of graphics people, robotics people, etc.

"I was a little bit envious," Mr. Bloomberg recounted at a news conference yesterday.

Professor Andrew W. Lo, the faculty speaker at the event, told the graduates he was a "bit envious" of them.

Such shared experiences cut across barriers and it's hard not to feel a bit envious.

It was impossible to not be just a bit of envious of the curly locks popping out of Pansy's décolletage or of Absinthia's super-sharp moustache.

The girls are also a bit suspicious (and envious) of each other, but it's clear from their alternating first-person narratives that their friendship is growing.

His account appeared first in a long article in May, when it was seen by envious rivals as a bit of wasted chance.

The tone of a slightly concerned, yet slightly envious, grandfather whose eyes go a bit funny after one too many Proseccos at a family wedding.

While it sounds nice to have others envious of you, in reality, it's actually a bit scary.