Sentence examples for from jealous from inspiring English sources

Some clients require privacy to avoid problems from jealous family members".

Either device will guarantee stares from jealous (or nervous) neighbors, and neither runs cheap.

The proposal from Jealous is different from any tax cut plan offered by Hogan, who defeated then-Lt.

Had it been sent by his enemies (which in Nigeria can mean anything from jealous relatives to rival comedians to witches)?

Her progressive credentials could draw votes from Jealous, who has been endorsed by Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt). and several state and national progressive groups.

You can pick it up with one hand -- it weighs only 4.6 pounds -- and hide it from jealous co-workers under a sheet of typing paper.

The most important thing to understand is that jealousy issues almost always come from within, from the jealous person's own issues, so those need to be worked through first.

Israeli press coverage of peace in Northern Ireland ranged from the jealous to the congratulatory, from a dovish desire to find lessons for Israel/Palestine in the example of Northern Ireland to a hawkish refusal to make the comparison.

So what is the best way to die? "Many geriatricians and gerontologists joke about this," says Small. "They say they want to live to be 95 years old and die from a bullet shot from a jealous lover.

If not, you can keep your toddler from becoming jealous by pulling out a gift from your secret stash.

The decades after Johnson's death gave rise to a competitive industry of memoirs -- the ponderous Hawkins biography; books of anecdotes and letters from Mrs. Thrale; and, of course, the "Life of Johnson" from her jealous foe, Boswell.