Sentence examples for which envy from inspiring English sources

What I would want to note in this set of responses is the way in which envy first raises its head and is then extinguished.

Beneath Gould's breezy apercus on millennials and social media there lurks a sharp study of female friendship, that treacherous terrain in which envy and deep fondness often go hand in hand.

The only place it rains is on an isolated farm called the Well – the home of narrator Ruth – around which envy and suspicion swirl so intensely that relationships deteriorate, love turning to hate.

Study 1 explored the contexts in which envy is most frequently experienced by men and women.

Yet talent is the realm in which envy crosses from amateur to professional.

In the current article, we propose a model in which envy mediates that relation in the academic context.

Mr. Ligon's "Animal Life," which envies the un-self-conscious freedom of monkeys and birds, saunters along like vintage NRBQ.

And if you feel this fine sort of envy, which is socialist envy, you get busy trying to make a world in which riches are better distributed.

And then there's another envy, which is justice envy, which is when you can't see any reason that a few people have everything and others are dying of hunger.

And which they envy her for!

This is not the right use of "begrudge," which means "envy".