Sentence examples for somewhat envious from inspiring English sources
Some other disease groups are somewhat envious because their sponsors wish he had chosen their causes.
Those in the North sometimes looked upon the southern gardeners with a somewhat envious attitude for they knew the camellia would not survive in the colder climates.
One of Levi's biographers, Ian Thomson, suggested that Levi was somewhat envious of the acclaim that Wiesel received for his books in the US.
When physics is compared with the humanities and social sciences, it is easy for the scientists to feel smug and the rest of us to feel somewhat envious.
The extraordinary results — the Calvin Klein was trimmed in snakeskin; the J. Mendel, in fur — were then auctioned off at a charity event in Miami that left those nowhere near South Florida somewhat envious.
But I've also been very interested in a lot of these different shows and somewhat envious of the work that I see other actors doing, and looking for a way to experience that.
Am I just slightly envious?
That makes me feel somewhat less envious, since I already own a Mavic Pro.
Marketers and advertisers understand this, which is why every commercial you've ever seen is designed to make you feel inadequate and envious and to suggest, in somewhat the same manner as a drug dealer would, that you just need a hit of whatever is being sold -- cars, shoes, cologne or designer jeans -- to ease the pain of your unendingly terrible existence.
