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Sentences ending with envied

So far as we heard, she was liked, admired, followed, envied. [4]
Man will do many things to get himself loved, he will do all things to get himself envied. [5]
You cannot imagine how she was gaped at, stared at, envied. [5]
A most genial host crossed the room to give Mr. Richter a welcome that any man might have envied. [9]
His great, brown hands were skilled in a multiplicity of ways which a woman might have envied. [13]
Our thoughts, too, flew coursing hand in hand through primrose paths, and the angels themselves were not to be envied. [9]
To be the chief guest of such a club is something to be envied, and if I read your countenances rightly I am envied. [5]
The family that can point to one of these little memorials and say: "She who burned herself there was an ancestress of ours," is envied. [5]

Short sentences using envied

How John envied him! [4]
Yet how many envied him. [10]

Sentences containing envied two or more times

The truth was, they secretly envied these rich men who were exploiting their city, and just as long as they envied them they hadn't any right to complain of them. [9]

More example sentences with the word envied in them

Be not angry with the Greek woman, who confesses that she would rather die free as a beggar than live in bondage as a queen, though envied by the whole world. [10]
Jeff Thatcher immediately went forward, to be familiar with the great man and be envied by the school. [5]
But when I was devoting myself to the creation of my Nitetis, I envied no man, scarcely even a god. [10]
This Colonel Clark to whom Tom delivered Mr. Robertson's letter was perchance the youngest man in the company that had rescued us, saving only a slim lad of seventeen whom I noticed and envied, and whose name was James Ray. [9]
Talent is often to be envied, and genius very commonly to be pitied. [6]
I sorrow for the vagabond student of the Latin Quarter now, even more than formerly I envied him. [5]
Smith says that the President and Council greatly envied his reputation with the Indians, and wrought upon them to believe, by giving in trade four times as much as the price set by Smith, that their authority exceeded his as much as their bounty. [4]
How all regarded the happy dancer, how many envied him the high favor; how increased curiosity, who the masked knight could be. [5]
And everybody envied the fortunate sailors. [4]
This supply contented the company, who feared nothing so much as starving, and yet, says Smith, so envied him that they would rather hazard starving than have him get reputation by his vigorous conduct. [4]
Mr. Hopper envied the captain his free and vigorous speech, his ready jokes, and his hearty laugh. [9]
The aristocracy of the Antiques ignored the aristocracy of the Parvenus; the Parvenus laughed at the Antiques, (and secretly envied them. [5]
Mr Brass thought that if he did, the Grand Turk's feelings were by no means to be envied, but he said it was famous, and he had no doubt he felt very like that Potentate. [12]
Jack was envied, thanks to Henderson. [4]
Preachers, whose sensational sermons are as widely read as descriptions of great crimes, moralized on Henderson's career and Henderson's palace, and raised up everywhere an envied image of worldly prosperity. [4]
Is there nothing outside of that envied circle which you make so brilliant? [4]
I think he never cherished a hard feeling toward anybody, nor envied any one, least of all the rich and prosperous about whom he liked to talk. [4]
This position, so much envied, may be to a sensitive soul an awful isolation. [4]
How Virginia envied Maude because the Union lists of dead and wounded would give her tidings of her brother Tom, at least! [9]
Many envied him, many paid him the sincerest flattery, that of imitation. [4]
It was what many others of my profession tried to do, and they envied me my opportunities. [9]
How often has many a tired old man envied the superannuated family cat, stretched upon the rug before the fire, letting the genial warmth tranquilly diffuse itself through all her internal arrangements! [6]
He envied no man, he coveted nothing; had once or twice made other men's fortunes by prospecting, but was poor himself. [11]
I might have lived here in New York, secure, defiant of a veering public opinion that envied while it strove to sting. [9]
When Wolf at last returned and Barbara gave him her hand, Erasmus envied him the affectionate confidence with which it was done. [10]
Ah, but few know what a hateful place it is to Hilary Vane to-day, this keyboard at which he has sat so complacently in years gone by, the envied of conventions. [9]
He was hardly in his grave before the boom collapsed and left his envied young devil of an heir a pauper. [5]
My former superiors in command either envied me, or wished to remain on the same terms of intercourse as formerly. [10]
What I saw in a vision of her future was a dead soul--a beautiful woman in all the success of envied prosperity, with a dead soul. [4]
As he worked his way through to the pulpit on the arm of the minister and followed by the envied officials of the village, every neck was stretched and, every eye twisted around intervening obstructions to get a glimpse. [5]
No man disputed his reign, some envied his supremacy. [6]
How I envied him as he descended the stairs, stroking his ruffles and greeting the company with the indifferent ease that was then the fashion. [9]
Janet, who heard her once or twice, admired and envied her. [9]
Certainly he would have envied neither of them if he had been aware, as the reader is aware, of the guilty secret that drew them together and must be forever their torment. [4]
So government acted handsomely by deceased, and many envied his funeral. [5]
And those who had come for excitement, for the sensation of hearing a denunciation of a class they envied and therefore hated, and nevertheless strove to imitate, were themselves rebuked. [9]
It was the favorite of the commander in chief--it was Navarrete, who in the war against the Moors of Cadiz and Baza had performed many an envied deed of valor. [10]
The other pirates envied him this majestic vice, and secretly resolved to acquire it shortly. [5]
He found himself dragged into society and courted, wondered at and envied very much as if he were one of those foreign barbers who flit over here now and then with a self-conferred title of nobility and marry some rich fool's absurd daughter. [5]
The light and daring touch of her raillery Carmen herself might have envied, and the spirit in which she handled the trifles and personal gossip tossed to the surface, like the bubbles on the champagne. [4]
They were envied by all the other young fellows now. [5]
I have sometimes broken the Commandment and coveted them and envied you. [11]
Mark Twain had become recognized, not only as America's most distinguished author, but as its most envied publisher. [5]
There were few at court who envied him the Emperor's favour--his office often compelled him to deny even persons of higher rank access to his Majesty; but he had never--this he could assure himself--treated even men of humble station harshly or unjustly. [10]
I was young and ignorant, and I envied my brother. [5]
I knew once an old lady whose position and wealth had always made her envied, and presumably happy, who was absolutely to be pitied for a soul empty of all noble feeling. [4]
I think I am still to be envied, for I have had one hour of enjoyment that would outweigh a century of misery. [10]
Porches had been added, and a coat of spotless white relieved by an orange striping so original that many envied, but none dared to copy it. [9]

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