Sentence examples for ignite envy from inspiring English sources
Rather than ignite envy or anger, these images of Upton and her supermodel compatriots now summon my motherly instincts.
The success of the Dubai model has ignited the envy of its neighbors, who have sought to copy it with their own global airlines.
Freddie becomes a photographer in a department store, making out with a model in his darkroom, where he brews a cocktail in a chemical beaker, and then, in one extraordinary passage, taking offense at a customer — a robust and portly type, who wants his picture taken — and laying into him, as though ignited by envy at such unattainable well-being.
We need you to put us in motion not to ignite in us a feeling of envy over your Starbucks and your Boho shawl with tassels.
From the brown dwarf, those four stars are brilliant sights indeed, the two most luminous appearing far brighter than Venus looks to us and perhaps provoking a twinge of envy in the star that failed to ignite.
Mr. Baldwin convincingly evokes the churning envy that the boy's strange rites have ignited in Dysart's ashen heart, and his sorrowful ambivalence at the idea of curing the boy of the fantasy into which he escapes from the workaday world and the nagging conflicts of his home.
In English, envy is envy.
