Sentence examples for even envious from inspiring English sources
Almost all the phone calls were either invitations to speak, which I ducked, or encouraging, even envious, messages from friends.
Teachers, glowing at the sight of so many graduating seniors in glamorous attire, are admiring, even envious.
In my current job as artistic director of an American theatre, I have been exposed to the power of interventionist philanthropy, found myself even envious of those who can really change environments with their social interventions.
Richard DeGrandpre, the author of "The Cult of Pharmacology" (Duke University Press, 2006), an exploration of America's ever-changing relationship with drugs, ascribes the latest cachet of rehab to a prurient, even envious fascination with celebrity culture, one, he said, in which "rehab has become fashionable, almost to the point, ironically, of giving a person status".
They fear an increase of the rent for the land they use for agricultural purposes and are feeling uneasy or are even envious towards a new breed of energy farmers who seem to earn money for doing nothing.
Maybe they're even envious of you.
Naturally, our presidents and leaders are even more envious than we are.
Still, hamstring problems for Marouane Chamakh – a lovely player outside the box, but too seldom inside it – means Gayle could start against City, who might even be envious.
Dangling from Mr. Depp's neck are enough totems and talismans to make even Claude Lévi-Strauss envious: a tiger tooth, a polished stone, a Che Guevera charm, an Egyptian amulet.
To make David Cameron and George Osborne even more envious, the Swedes are enjoying the sort of export-led recovery the prime minister and the chancellor have sought in vain for the UK.
When a new mosque opened in Garden Grove this month, no fewer than four city council members showed up in freshly pressed suits, along with the mayor and much of his staff, displaying a level of support and welcome that would make even nonimmigrants envious.
