Sentence examples for draw envy from inspiring English sources
The skeletally slim are more apt to draw envy, and if you do play the skinnier-than-thou game you will be judged harshly if you gain an ounce.
Nor is it only low unemployment that draws envy.
He laid off thousands of workers and cut the debt in half, all without raising rates, drawing envy of other local leaders, including Mayor Richard J. Riordan.
Asimo has earned Honda more than heaps of free publicity — it also drew the envy of a chief competitor.
He often left campus on weekends and drew the envy of fellow students for his habit of bringing attractive women to the school.
At the time, the South American giant had been powering through a global recession, with growth rates that drew the envy even of its surging companions in the emerging-market bloc.
During the Ford administration, Bush drew the envy of the sharp elbowed Donald Rumsfeld.
They always seems to draw looks of envy when I eat them at the gym.
In Four Deaths, the audience is cast as God as the company competes for their love and explores the nature of envy, drawing on the story of Cain and Abel, as well as the work of performance giants including Pina Bausch and Tim Etchells.
At the 2012 Paris motor show, Audi showed off an SQ5 TDI destined for much of the rest of the world, whose torque figure of 479 pound-feet drew gasps of envy from the US automotive press.
He appeared at Court, his company was a favorite of King James, he drew praise and envy from his contemporary writers, and his work lives on to this day.
