Meanings of bitter envy in English

But in the depths of his warped soul there was bitter envy.

He was torn between generous admiration, and bitter , bitter envy.

How often, bitter envy stung the poor cripple's heart!

I had a grudge against Priscillus, which was embellished with bitter envy once I entered the room.

More often, indeed, in the moods of his bitter envy, he would lay the fault upon the world.

But now as she looked across the street, she was filled with a new and very bitter envy.

When, that evening, at home, he told his family of Herbert's good fortune, Tom was filled with bitter envy.

A feeling of bitter envy gnawed at Clayton's heart as he counted up the rapid rise of his quondam friend.

As they passed they regarded me with bitter envy, jealousy, and hatred written in their eyes; they cursed me in their hearts.

But there was another and a much more numerous party at that time in Sparta, filled with bitter envy and hatred against Athens.

Sometimes a bitter envy would almost choke her when she regarded some girl who was both pretty and prettily dressed, and, apparently, care-free and happy.

A feeling of bitter envy seized him with such intensity that he felt more humiliated by this "ignoble sentiment" than by his deplorable condition.

The nobility had watched his successes with bitter envy; but they were forced to vote a thanksgiving of twenty days, which "the people made sixty."

"It is incredible," said he, with bitter envy, in allusion to Rodin.

Raised among poor children, you never acquired those factitious, expensive tastes; never experienced those bitter envies or vain jealousies which often influence our fate fatally.