Much of the recent economic crisis, Dr. Smith suggested, may well have been fueled by runaway envy, as financiers competed to avoid the shame of being a "mere" millionaire.
Because neighbours size up each other's access to humanitarian relief, some strategically withdraw from the community, keeping their relief stories secret so as to avoid incurring the envy of their friends.
In ignoring Walpole's domestic hinterland, Pearce was perhaps hoping to avoid the vulgar, breathless envy which Walpole's most celebrated 20th-century biographer, Sir John Plumb, had for this lifestyle.
During Wednesday's episode of Desus & Mero, the VICELAND hosts talked about marital struggles, fame, and porn addiction, all while trying to avoid creating another DJ Envy situation with the Brooklyn Nine-Nine star.
He desires to avoid prosecution for his crime, but envies the media attention posthumously given to Roland Summers.
I think the narrator really does love and even admire and occasionally envy her sister, but love is a risky, unstable, out-of-control feeling, and so she tries to avoid it when possible.
By this I mean that mature artists like Robert Mangold, Raymond Pettibon, Marina Abramovic, Mel Bochner, Mr. McCarthy and the late Jack Goldstein and Stan Brakhage operate with an intensity and even occasional anger that younger biennial artists seem to envy but avoid.
That just sounds like envy to me".
First, he worked with Dutch students, who have two words for envy, to gather baseline descriptions of how they felt benign envy, malicious envy, admiration, and resentment.
"And if one tends to feel envy when on Facebook, one should avoid browsing the sections (or specific friends) on Facebook causing this envy.
