Sentence examples for more envy from inspiring English sources
But Bloomberg, the candidates note with more envy than dismay, has defied the politics of old.
Of course, some behaviors are healthier than others, and some invoke more envy or disgust.
On Tuesday Mr. Morgan gushed over the queen for many hours straight, but perhaps with more envy than admiration.
The hip and friendly young man with the brunette girlfriend in the front seat as he whipped around Washington in a top-end Mercedes-Benz attracted more envy than suspicion.
She made an elaborate sign of the cross three times in taking off on a recent flight from Oregon to Nebraska, prompting more envy than consternation for some witnesses.
Consistent with focalism, the more envy and pity they felt, the more disparities they perceived (Study 1)—yet the actual everyday lives of envied and pitied others were similar (Study 2).
Using the "Sutro" filter to make a sunset that much more envy-inspiring is different from revealing that you feel inadequate or too fat, though you could argue that both are parts of the human experience.
No more envying the embellished walls of someone else's house - create your own removable and reusable accent wall, using wood, wallpaper, and decorative nailheads!
More Sony envy, and its influence on the iPhone.
Indeed, it is resentment of the president's son's Ferrari, more than envy of Europe and America's comparative wealth, that is driving young Africans into the streets to challenge their kleptocratic governments.
Now that I actually have chickens — seven, at last count, but that number, because of predators, is disturbingly variable — I am the object of more pure envy than I have ever experienced in my life.
