Sentence examples for sometimes envious from inspiring English sources

His voice was the source of envy, and sometimes envious parody, among his peers.

I try not to let these apps shape my relationships, although they do cause me to procrastinate, and I am sometimes envious of what I see online, if someone gets a new car, or posts about her vacation.

In a sometimes envious literary world this led to some cavilling, notably upon the 2008 publication of Stepping Stones in which Heaney, already a much-interviewed poet, discussed his life and career with his friend and fellow poet Dennis O'Driscoll.

The attention that The New Yorker paid to Fitzgerald and his work was sometimes envious, sometimes admiring, sometimes quite entertaining, and sometimes sadly dismissive, considering both the source and the author.

He had sometimes been envious of what was possible at Apple.

I'm not regretful, but I'm envious sometimes.

No one would deny that feeling envy is unpleasant, or that feeling envious sometimes leads us down a path we wish we hadn't taken.

Although it's natural to get envious sometimes, it's not worth acting on by trying to outcompete or match what someone else has — many negative things can spiral out from there.

"I'm envious of that sometimes.

"I think there are a lot of jealous, envious people and sometimes he's not always forthcoming and he can be a little distant and people can misinterpret that," Kraft said.

Those two transformed the building for one show after another, miraculously, in ways that made other, poorer or less venturesome museums envious and critics sometimes question whether Mr. Brown was sacrificing substance to style.