Sentence examples for strong envy from inspiring English sources

Less compassionate parties do not trade in the double auction in the limit of strong envy.

And we have a stronger envy complex.

Regarded as a strong emotion, envy is hard to hide or change once it arises (Parrott and Smith, 1993).

Mr. Perry has called the state's strong economy "the envy of the nation".

Or maybe there is a strong streak of envy in a Republic which has "égalité" as part of the national motto.

But behind this is the far stronger force of envy, and a hopeless nostalgia for past military and economic power.

Belle and the Beast's strong bond greatly envies Gaston to the point of which he storms the castle and kills him, only to fall to his own death in the process.

A previous study found that stronger ACC activation to envy was related to stronger striatum activation to schadenfreude in the later stage [Takahashi et al., 2009].

Specifically, gloating was stronger than relief (WSRT, Z = 4.03, P<0.001), and envy was stronger than regret (WSRT, Z = 2.75, P = 0.035).

I have to admit that the exit polls surprised me but by the time I went to bed at 2.30am I knew that Labour, who ran a decent and honourable campaign, had been defeated by the forces of nationalism in Scotland and a Tory campaign that played an incredibly strong hand of fear, envy and economic self-interest to middle- and upper-class Britain.

When I look at other cultures, I feel a strong sense of festival envy.