Sentence examples for jealous of one from inspiring English sources

When domestic standards are raised without a concomitant rise in domestic equality, women tend to end up frazzled, guilty and jealous of one another.

In addition, they say, foes of the Iraqi government remain intensely suspicious and jealous of one another and doubt the depth of America's commitment to them.

He dismisses Franklin's occasional critics, like John Adams, calling them "jealous of one who mastered nearly everything to which he turned his mind," and he tries to put a heroic gloss on virtually everything Franklin did.

(Is this a joke, Jane?) WHAT DID YOUR PARENTS SAY WHEN YOU TOLD THEM YOU WANTED TO BE AN ACTOR?/WHAT DO YOUR FRIENDS MAKE OF YOUR SUCCESS? "Don't!" It's difficult to know if one's friends are merely jealous of one's success or if they genuinely hate you.

They're very jealous of one another as you know.

I remember when we were more neighborly, less hateful and jealous of one another and understood the value of education.

("Ingmar Bergman's gonna be jealous of this one!" co-director Terry Gilliam told a BBC Film Night location reporter at the time).

Also -- and we're jealous of this one -- Cohen apparently has Madonna's number in his phonebook!

Americans want a capacious God who smiles on everyone, not a jealous God protective of one particular version of his teachings.

In that moment, they looked like two men both slightly jealous of each other– one because the other said yes and one because the other said no.

One could be excused for thinking that the President was using the oldest trick in the book: trying to make his old partner jealous of his new one (in this case, the executive order).