| If a certain amount of begrudgery is the unavoidable product of such a position of eminence, it is neither fair nor perceptive. |
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| On this occasion, judging by the grafitti the begrudgery came from a different source. |
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| A lot of our legendary begrudgery was spawned by the fact that material success was such a rare bird. |
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| He didn't go so far as to blame their non-appearance on begrudgery, but he didn't have to. |
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| There is begrudgery towards the amounts spent on rural areas which is largely based on misinformation. |
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| She went on to allege that her father had been driven from the Emerald Isle due to typical Irish begrudgery of his success. |
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| You are so right, alas, there is more and more and no shortage of begrudgery and petty selfishness in Ballina. |
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| Talk to staff in health board and social welfare offices around the country and they will tell you they are bearing the brunt of the begrudgery. |
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| Ahern told me he found those complaints more typical of the Irish penchant for begrudgery than serious social commentary. |
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| Anyhow the first thing I vowed to give up for the New Year was the auld begrudgery. |
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| Let there be no begrudgery at least for the few weeks that these special people are within our shores. |
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| This cannot be put down to traditional Irish begrudgery, or the provincial feuding that characterises the arts scene in any small city. |
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| His political life, characterised by begrudgery, vengefulness and a sense of thwarted entitlement, ended on a note of magnanimity. |
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| Monies due should be paid up and there should be no begrudgery. |
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| But for all the begrudgery people should go out and cast their vote. |
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| Every good rivalry is marked by begrudgery, is almost defined by it. |
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| With the EU's usual begrudgery, however, I wonder if it will not have to create a super-drachma to appear on bills alongside the euro equivalent. |
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| If proof were needed that begrudgery was dead, we need look no further than the existence of VIP magazine. |
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