Sentence examples for invite envy from inspiring English sources
Although success brings praise, too much of it can invite envy and scrutiny.
That she invited envy rather than revulsion among readers might be due more to a certain stylishness than the fact that anyone actually saw in her a soul mate.
His astounding success has invited envy from Egypt's cut-throat media industry.
It's a life that invites neither hatred nor envy, but sympathy.
Each and every time we open an app on our phone we invite the potential for feelings of jealousy, envy and inadequacy into our day.
The ad invites passersby to try "The Cure for iPhone Envy", which they can use to access their "iTunes Library on any device.
When I'm invited to other people's homes, their sofas don't stoke envy.
And when, inevitably, the son showed up at the house and began to run around barefoot, and then invited his friends over and partied late into the night, I felt sick with powerlessness and envy.
"Hey, I look at him with envy and say, 'God, I wish I had his money!' But they've never invited me to that party," he says, meaning Hollywood, network television, Roseanne.
