Sentence examples for deeply jealous of from inspiring English sources

But Adela was also deeply jealous of Sylvia.

"This intense connection people have with him, I'm deeply, deeply jealous of that," Edwards said.

These younger men were deeply jealous of the power and prestige of John of Gaunt, the duke of Lancaster.

Furthermore, the regular army of Piedmont was deeply jealous of his successes and determined that he should not be permitted to score fresh ones.

He's deeply jealous of; and despises, the intrusion of the outsider (Sullivan), into an exclusive club (The Sons of John Rooney), which both John Rooney and Michael Sullivan together wrongly believe, can be joined as a result of a long acquaintanceship, that grows into friendship.

Coyote would be profoundly jealous of.

I am deeply, deeply jealous.

He's deeply, shamefully jealous of your youth and your beauty and your joy.

But of course the Westphalians are jealous of sharing their power, and people are, rightly, deeply mistrustful of transnational corporations.

Living room Peel says she's 'deeply jealous' of her husband's late-Victorian, Louis XVI-style rolltop desk (above left).

You are jealous of him very Jealous.