envy造句

I do not envy Obama.

Psychologists have suggested there are two types of envy: malicious envy and benign envy (van den Ven et al., 2009).

You have no reason to envy me.

It has its source in envy [jealousy].

Now, to speak of public envy.

Yet the plan has triggered worry and envy.

They found that benign envy was a powerful motivating force.

To avoid that pain we translate envy into admiration.

The envy also of Ephraim shall depart, and the adversaries of Judah shall be cut off: Ephraim shall not envy Judah, and Judah shall not vex Ephraim.

For instance, envy and deception have helped me to make useful changes in my life.

Don't envy the serene life of a baby, start living it yourself!

Greed is envy with its sleeves rolled up. --George F. Will

Do not the spirits who dwell in the ether envy man his pain?

She felt a pang of envy at the thought of his success.

I shall envy no one on their wedding day: there won't be a happier woman than myself in England!

Being filled with all unrighteousness, fornication, wickedness, covetousness, maliciousness; full of envy, murder, debate, deceit, malignity; whisperers.

It was these two types of envy that were experimentally tested by van DE Ven et al. (2011).

Ask the person you envy how she learned to do what she does, and beef up your skill set.

Therefore when she heard of their happiness, such envy and malice arose in her heart that she could find no rest till she had tried to destroy it.

It makes sense, when you think about it. Aesthetically pleasing inanimate objects do attract people and inspire envy, whether it's an iPhone, nice shoes, or a Ferrari.

Klein sees envy as a manifestation of primary destructiveness, to some extent "inherited" i. e. constitutionally based, and worsened by external adversity.

To them I would say, 'We Shanghainese would much rather be the object of envy than sympathy.'" The thousands in the audience roar assent.

the anguished rage of a mother at what has been done to her daughter, the vindictive envy of the old wife passed over for the new, a child's bewildered pain and fear.

"How we did adore and envy them, the idols of our college years-hemingway and Faulkner, Frost and Eliot, Mary McCarthy and Flannery o 'connor and Eudora Welty!" wrote John Updike.

And when, inevitably, the son showed up at the house and began to run around barefoot, and then invited his friends over and partied late into the night, I felt sick with powerlessness and envy.

I heard from one mom that she was walking by an outdoor pool and saw, with envy, a mom swimming laps while her toddler called out for his mommy.

Life is not perfect, twists and turns are also scenic. Do not look too heavy to lose, give up is another kind of possession, do not often envy others, people do, understanding, believe that your landscape is in the next corner.