Some villagers have heard the news and expressed envy, wondering if the Mtulus might become rich.
He also expressed envy of the team that signed Mike Mussina, the Yankees.
Tells how Toddles expressed envy of Diana at the end of her life.
There you have it: a freethinking Montreal Jew, in whose bones the Torah was bred, inventing precise English lines to express envy for French Catholic piety.
Sure enough, they spent more time contemplating the ones toward which they expressed envy: the good-looking students with new BMWs and rich parents.
But, as case histories, they won the approval of Sigmund Freud himself, who called Schnitzler his doppelgänger_,_ and expressed envy that he seemed able to intuit "secret knowledge" that he himself could discover "only after arduous examination".
Lord Byron and John Keats The aristocratic Byron looked down on the "Cockney" poet Keats in more ways than one, calling him a "little dirty blackguard", while Keats, who was only 5ft tall, expressed envy of his rival's success and 6ft stature.
But, as case histories, they won the approval of Sigmund Freud himself, who called Schnitzler his doppelgänger, and expressed envy that he seemed able to intuit "secret knowledge" that he himself could discover "only after arduous examination".
Discriminating consumers have long bemoaned the sorry state of design here -- ignored by the majority; ghettoized in a few SoHo shrines -- and designers have often expressed envy for the European scene, where their colleagues are household names and even small towns have stores selling chic wares.
