Sentence examples for from envy from inspiring English sources

They come from envy".

It springs largely from envy.

His obsession with muscular men, he told himself, sprang from envy of their good looks.

Some of them would involve, in Mr Mohan's phrase, moving from "envy to emulation" of China.

That's a prospect that makes me want to weep, partly from sorrow and partly from envy.

Whether it stems from envy or disappointment or genuine outrage, other people's reactions to Bob are almost universally negative.

BIOLOGISTS used to suffer from physics envy.

JW: I suffer from hair envy, Terence.

You might say that they suffered from rigor envy.

My affection for this affectation comes from etiquette envy.

I, however, don't suffer from criminal envy.