Sentence examples for represent envy from inspiring English sources

Comparing the Mortal Kombat characters to the seven deadly sins in Dante's Inferno, Chris Holt of GamePro chose Mileena to represent Envy.

The film, which will be shown continously on a billboard in Times Square until Feb. 8, features Naomi Campbell, who represents pride; Kate Moss, who represents lust; Karlie Kloss, who represents greed; Jourdan Dunn, who represents envy; Lara Stone and Anna Ewers, who represent gluttony; Karen Elson, who represents wrath and Maria Carla Boscono, who represents sloth.

Andre represents an ambitious, confident, non-conformist approach to life, while the prosecution witnesses represent conformity, envy of success, and the desire for power over others.

Varahi is said to represent the vice of envy (asuya) in the same Purana.

Other characters echo other versions of her history — youthful work outdoors, attenuated feminism, a marriage between a woman in a wheelchair and a man in good health — and many of her conflicts are represented here too: envy, resentment, despair.

Mr Diamond's apologists allege that what lies at the heart of public outrage at the sight of a multi-millionaire clearly not giving a damn about the interests of any part of the community other than the one he represents, is simple envy.

UPDATE: The ACLU of Tennessee are representing Elite Productions and Envy Bar and Grill and have sent a letter to the Mayor of Portland and the Members of the Board of Alderman.

You may be envied.

Taken together, the parties represent a late-career flowering that any near sexagenarian would envy.

They also represent a model of politician-citizen interaction that is the envy of the nation.

But his top donors represent a corps of bundlers that any of his rivals would envy.