Use of the word jealousy in a sentence example

jealousy

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The whole world looks at our unity in diversity with awe and jealousy. [noun]

We, the artists, got on famously well with each other - no jealousy, no backbiting. [noun]

Here is a godly jealousy, which results in action. [noun]

Hyacinth's foolish jealousy would be dispelled by the act which gave her sister's honour into a husband's custody. [noun]

"To return to our party," she said, in a lighter tone, for that spurt of jealousy had betrayed her into seriousness. [noun]

"I am a man; and I know what it is to suffer the hell-fire of jealousy." [noun]

It was jealousy that had made him so angry. [noun]

That revelation of Hyacinth's jealousy had brought matters to a crisis. [noun]

Nor was Henri de Malfort a man to provoke jealousy by any superior gifts of mind or person. [noun]

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