Sentence examples for sibling competitiveness from inspiring English sources
Woolf's adult subject matter is glimpsed here, too, in the supportive, nurturing roles played by Julia and her oldest daughter Stella, in the sibling competitiveness and the lack of privacy in the nursery, and in the education system which would fuel her feminist politics.
If there were any sibling competitiveness afoot, the Bagger didn't notice, as Mr. Carter posed for photographs with everyone, including Alan Katz, the publisher of the Vanity Fair and the host of the party.
"It definitely comes from him being small growing up," C.J. Paul said of his sibling's competitiveness.
The ball control was something of an acquired taste – there wasn't any, really – but the second game was bright and clear visually, frighteningly fast, and provided a palpable sense of competitiveness, especially when played against a frothing sibling doing his bit to represent the very definition of a sore loser.
Sibling rivalries played havoc.
In a conversation with Hall, quoted in his diaries, Shaffer refers to the instinctive competitiveness of twins – both men were tetchy when confused theatre-goers complimented them on the work of the other – and the obsession in Peter's plays with internal and opposing dualities seems likely to have been encouraged by his sibling situation.
Sibling relationships are intense.
Talk about sibling rivalry!
