However, Burns tells Smithers to stop being negative and even accuses him of harboring jealousy towards Homer.
The diminutive but nonetheless imposing leader dismissed the claims as baseless grumblings from underlings who were unwilling to live up to his exacting standards or harbored jealousies about his success.
Yet if Jeb Bush harbors any jealousy, he does his best to suppress it.
They said that they did not know the reason for his detention but that they believed Mohammed harbored "personal jealousy" toward Prince Salman, a more cosmopolitan version of the Saudi-educated crown prince — tall and worldly, fluent in three languages with a doctorate in law from the Sorbonne.
She even harbored some jealousy of her husband's love for his first wife, Khadija, with good reason.
If by your own definition you are "old" enough to be scratching that ceiling yourself, have you asked yourself: Do I secretly harbor feelings of jealousy and maybe even resentment toward younger colleagues who seem to be trying to advance their careers by being flirtatious and even exhibitionist?
Cliff, the rakish, headstrong post-doc responsible for the discovery, is on the verge of dismissal when his tumor-ridden mice exhibit stunning rates of remission; meanwhile, Cliff's co-worker and former girlfriend, spurred by personal and professional jealousy, begins to harbor suspicions about his lab work.
The two thus grew up together as his daughters and elite personal assassins, although Mileena grew to harbor a great bitterness and jealousy towards Kitana, whom Kahn favored over her.
College friend groups form as ad-hoc families, so why wouldn't they harbor family-type pathologies — rivalries, jealousies, impenetrable behavioral codes?
Before the financial crisis, many giants of the private equity industry harbored no small amount of jealousy toward the Blackstone Group, the first of that select group to go public.
