Sentence examples for too much envy from inspiring English sources

If there are lines for the power breakfasts at the Regency, who wants power anyway -- too many responsibilities, too much envy.

Her first novel, Everything You Know, received a vicious reception in the UK from journalists who allowed too much envy to seep into their criticism.

There's way too much envy and jealousy in the world and our industry, so part of what makes critics think that entrepreneurs are difficult stems from that, though no one will admit it.

There is too much easy envy concealed behind such snap judgements.

The reverb slathered all over vocals and guitars on its debut album, "Gauntlet Hair," bespeaks too much Animal Collective envy.

Although success brings praise, too much of it can invite envy and scrutiny.

Don't envy us too much; doing the hustle is a lonely calling in a city fixated on fox trot and swing.

All three novels entice us into a frothy, evanescent world we have reason to envy, but not too much.

BASEL, Switzerland — Nick Hayek, the chief executive of the Swatch Group, is facing a problem many of his corporate counterparts might envy: he's doing too much business.

Fortunately, Cruickshank is such a boyishly enthusiastic tourist - think Peter Snow crossed with Adam Hart-Davis - that one manages not to envy him his job too much.

They get "product business envy" because they read too much TechCrunch about their product brethren raising money at crazy valuations and getting sold at even crazier ones.