Sentence examples for well jealous from inspiring English sources

Not long ago in this series, Elizabeth Gold wrote "Meltdown in Motherland," which eloquently chronicled her post-partum anxieties in a way that made me slightly, well, jealous.

And we're well jealous that the 22-year-old former Sugababe revealed these plans to Kim Dawson's Playlist over at the Star.

Indeed, the Highmores are a close-knit family – they share an Arsenal family season ticket – but with the limelight firmly on his older brother, is 15-year-old Bertie Highmore just a tiny bit, well, jealous?

As the title suggests, Nick Jonas' hit "Jealous," is all about the singer being... well, jealous.

Since the late 1980s, private investigators have become a significant industry, available to journalists as well as jealous lovers.

Boswell, our prime source, may well have been jealous of Mrs Thrale's friendship with Johnson; he even seemed to be jealous of his earlier marriage to Tetty (who, when they married, was old enough, at 46, to be his mother).

"I know everybody who wasn't there is jealous – well, tough!" she cackles.

As well as feeling jealous and unloved, all of this made me feel like a burden to society.

Well, we were jealous of some of those smart political stories Sam was writing elsewhere.

If the other person talks about having gone skiing over the weekend, you can say: "Well, I'm jealous.

Does that bother her? "Well, I feel slightly jealous of wives who are able to control their husbands".