| Christensen thinks that this new approach to power won't go out of style, that the negative always breeds covetous attention. |
| An enterprising news director covetous of higher ratings might well think about slanting his news to the right. |
| In my books there are healthy, happy people, and craven, covetous, miserable people. |
| Islanders do not openly admire the possessions of others because it suggests that one is envious and covetous. |
| It may have been borne out of provincial jealousy and a covetous desire, but the attack was startling in its intensity. |
| The truth is that because of the unbiased media today, these covetous politicians have been exposed. |
