Word: jealously
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...hope for his sake that Paul drops this ridiculous case. If he's reading this, he's probably mumbling at this point that I'm bitter and jealous. Nah. I'm too busy being president of The Crimson to be bitter and jealous...
...least, when Harry is playing the spy, he knows his part. But he doesn't know how to act like a good husband, or even a jealous one. When a sleazy salesman (Bill Paxton) brags that Helen is his mistress, Harry uses all his spy tricks to catch her in the act -- or lure her into it. The man who has no time to be with his wife does have time to prey on her, especially in the two- way mirror scene...
Hearsay was not just admissible; it was broadcast live. Of course he did it -- he had beaten her before, he was high on coke, he had gone into a jealous rage; of course he didn't do it -- he loved her too much, he was incapable of such savagery, he had an airtight alibi. Maybe he could have done it, but surely he would have been smarter, hired someone else and not left a trail behind...
...leaders in Baltimore, aggravated criticism of Chavis' attempts to revitalize the 85-year-old civil rights group by taking a more radical posture. In a speech at the meeting, he lashed out bitterly at his critics: "I didn't realize that sisters and brothers could be so envious, so jealous and so spiteful." The conference had been organized with high hopes of hammering out solutions to social and economic problems. "If we can come out of here with a health-care strategy . . . that would be effective," said the Rev. Al Sharpton. "Otherwise, it was just a revival meeting." His fear...
...jealous, then keep it inside, because it only makes you look very unprofessional when people read or hear your material. And yes, a good percentage of your viewers and readers do come from New York and places others than Boston...