Examples of 'may be jealous' in a sentence

Meaning of "may be jealous"

may be jealous - This phrase implies that someone may feel envious or resentful towards another person due to their success, possessions, or relationships

How to use "may be jealous" in a sentence

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may be jealous
Other times they may be jealous of you.
She may be jealous of her victims.
For if they notice me they may be jealous.
Or you may be jealous of one another.
I understand why you may be jealous.
They may be jealous of your talent.
Here are some of the signs that you may be jealous.
They may be jealous of you to possess this gift.
Yademás may be jealous.
They may be jealous of extra attention the ill child receives.
I mean to say that I think Fay may be jealous.
You may be jealous at times.
If you find serenity and happiness, some may be jealous - Be happy anyway.
Tom may be jealous.
I should like to deceive the gods . For if they notice me, they may be jealous.

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Someone may be jealous of us.
They may be jealous at times if their partner does not spend enough time with them.
Nessa may be jealous.
She may be jealous of her victims for having something that she desperately wants herself.
But they may be jealous Of your skin.
We may be jealous of the nonbelievers now, but we will not be at judgment time.
That they may be jealous of you?
Or they may be jealous when you start looking and feeling so much better.
Bullies may be jealous of you;.
I may be jealous.
The bartender may be jealous of the attention the single woman is getting.
And I may be jealous if you get to take advantage.
Surely, they may be jealous of other women with beautiful pumps.

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