Assertion: envy | /r/HasProperty | sorrow
Facets:
value: at excellence
type: MANNER
value: for another
type: PURPOSE
value: for the good of the undeserving
type: PURPOSE
value: for 's
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
value: for nemesis
type: PURPOSE
value: further
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: Envy is sorrow, sadness or anger at the the goodness or excellence of someone else, because I take it to lessen my own excellence.
text: The bottom line is that it is envy: sorrow at someone else
text: ii, 14) calls envy a species of sorrow, and says that "envy is sorrow for another's good.
text: Further, "Envy is sorrow for another's good," as Damascene says (De Fide Orth.
text: I answer that, As stated above (Article 1), envy is sorrow for another's good.
text: On the other hand, envy is contrary to nemesis on the part of the man whose good grieves the envious man, for nemesis is sorrow for the good of the undeserving according to Psalm 72:3: "I was envious of the wicked, when I saw the prosperity of sinners" [Douay: 'because I had a zeal on occasion of the wicked, seeing the prosperity of sinners'], whereas the envious grieves over the good of those who are deserving of it.
text: Envy is sorrow, sadness, or anger at the goodness or excellence of someone else because I take it as lessening my own.
text: The bottom line is that it is envy: sorrow at someone else
text: Envy is sorrow, sadness, or anger at the goodness or excellence of someone else because I take it as lessening my own.
text: The bottom line is that it is envy: sorrow at someone else
text: Envy is sorrow, sadness or anger at the the goodness or excellence of someone else because I take it to lessen my own excellence.
text: The bottom line is that it is envy: sorrow at someone else