Sentence examples for breed envy from inspiring English sources

Such success is bound to breed envy.

7. Envy and Jealousy Challenge: Success does breed envy and jealousy of those who (understandably) wish similar attainment could be theirs.

Inevitably, this bred envy.

Though she has tried to stay true to her roots, success has bred envy.

All those colourful jackets I used to wear … but there's many people drinking from the well that we dug … success breeds envy".

More Mike Atherton, less Paul Merson was the cry from the street when Andy Gray fell and Richard Keys again morphed into Alan Partridge with his parting shot: "Success breeds envy".

After all, as Keys said on TalkSport two weeks ago, when digging himself into a hole by alluding to the well he and his "mate" had sunk for others to drink from, "success breeds envy".

People saying, 'I hate him, he's a bastard.'" He then confusingly added, "Altruism breeds envy, whereas capitalism is a philosophy of love and benevolence and success".

It destroys autonomy, enterprise, innovation and loyalty, and breeds frustration, envy and fear.

"The legacy of punk has bred a lot of envy in people who'd like to be pretenders to punk's throne.

When Nan Kempner died last Sunday, she was lauded as one of the last of a breed of well-off women, envied for their wardrobes and admired as swell hostesses, who married rich and powerful men.