Sentence examples for very enviable from inspiring English sources

"John Edwards is in a very enviable position.

Those around me had the very enviable life of young bourgeoisie.

The Americans had a very enviable ability during the last century to reinvent themselves and make great leaps of modernism in the arts.

MetroStars Coach Octavio Zambrano said: "I think Lothar is in a very enviable position that he can choose what his future is going to be.

(Because of his character in that film, an arrogant kidnapper named Vizzini, some fans forever associate him with the catchphrase "Inconceivable!") "The life of an actor can be very enviable," Mr. Shawn said.

And yet he qualified all of this praise by reminding everyone that Spurs are in a very enviable position, in terms of their players, the running of the club and, most importantly, the lack of pressure compared to the relentless focus that Chelsea are under.

If you've ever walked on a pavement, odds are she laid it, for zero money and very little enviable 'experience'experience

In a videoclip from an interview with the conservative website The Daily Caller, Goldberg affirms from the beginning he is "not particularly enamored with the youth," that youth politics is "not something very special or enviable" and he believes the voting age should be much higher.

The company has at times had waitlists of up to 30,000 people — an enviable but very real problem it hopes its new round of funding will help solve.

Either way, by the time the Mitsubishi i gets to the US it will find itself in a very different position to the enviable one enjoyed by Nissan when it launched the Leaf last year, that of being the first "mass-market" electric vehicle.

They also have very healthy balance sheets with enviable net cash positions (more cash on hand than total debt).