Even the sweet coveting of another man's wife He considers a crime.

Steinbrenner's coveting of the location helped delay his ultimate decision to stay in the Bronx.

On Henchard's the artificially stimulated coveting of maturer age.

The prophet Micah condemns the coveting of houses and fields as a warning against lusting after physical possessions.

The animosity between them is shown as originating from the priest's coveting of the firstborn Balian's meager inheritance.

After years of speculation and intense coveting, it appears that Yu Darvish may not be coming to America after all.

They include the kind of malicious jealousy that would do the envied person harm, and disloyalty to one's master, and coveting of the master's power."

Mr. Oldham, known for his kaleidoscopic mixes of color and coveting of kitsch, added, "Which of course we'll make look nothing like that."

Jealousy-or envy, if you prefer to use that term to describe the coveting of characteristics rather than love-will dog your footsteps as the Furies did poor Orestes.

They arrive in Springwood where the adult population for the greater part has lost their minds and are both fearful and coveting of the new children who have come to town.

He knows our potential but has to watch us forever falling short, all the cruel things we do to one another, the hatred and the lies, the envy and greed and the endless coveting.

Gandhi espoused the notion of "trusteeship" which centered on denying material pursuits and coveting of wealth, with practitioners acting as "trustees" of other individuals and the community in their management of economic resources and property.

Hence, although Ressentiment might begin with something like admiration and respect, but surely ends in a sort of coveting of those personal qualities and goods of another: i.e., advantages afforded by their beauty, intelligence, charm, wit, personality, education, talent, skills, possessions, wealth, work achievement, family affiliation and the like.

They had done no wrong, but their land was coveted.

The addition of these people to our population is not much to be coveted.

Inside was her old record player, which I had coveted for years.

And while the two women coveted the girl, neither seemed able to provide for her very well.

They were also objects to be coveted, particularly by women.

This was the life he had coveted since his youth.

In fact, he covets being the very thing you are.

He is one of those special players coveted by every team around the league.

Many more who coveted a Diana photograph were turned away.

He coveted the throne and had done so for a long time.

Each had coveted a young she just come into maturity.

She had nothing of her own, therefore everything to covet.

Yet it was a leadership she had never coveted, and still did not want.

The man she had once coveted enough to shut out her own sister.

The area was coveted by many as a gateway between east and west.

He is full of advice for those who covet his office.

He coveted my place, and finally succeeded in getting it.

The kind of clothes she would covet but never buy.

But they are losing the war to people who covet their land.

The Nets had coveted him, but did not let it be known.

I coveted that pudding and asked my mother to buy some.

These are unique documents coveted by a large world of music.

But what they really covet is the world's oil supplies.

He is not the only person to covet these paintings.

The position you covet will be yours for the taking.