Sentence examples for Insecure self from inspiring English sources

So I could pretend to be that for three takes, and then I fall back to being my normal insecure self".

In contrast, children with a insecure self feel like they are in a constant state of danger and believe themselves to be incapable feeling safe on their own.

It's kind of like fashion, in a sense; this unique façade we all show but then also this deep insecure self we carry that we hope nobody else discovers.

Even though my body appeared average after doing the physical work of losing weight, my mind and emotions were still that of my insecure self -- carrying around the extra 150-pound of emotional and mental baggage.

Yes, you have to remember I was a completely insecure, self-centred, highly ambitious little girl.

Underneath this scrawny exterior is an insecure, self-absorbed workaholic with the emotional maturity of a 12-year-old.

The novel has three unlikely heroes: a laid-off kindergarten teacher with a conspiracy-filled blog, an insecure self-help guru, and an N.G.O.

For all the current anxieties about zero-hours contracts, insecure self-employment and the new "precariat", flexibility in the workplace doesn't have to be a bad thing.

The more workers are pushed into low-paid, insecure self-employment, the less will be the tax take for the rest of the country.

Born Charles-Édouard Jeanneret in 1887, Le Corbusier, as he came to call himself, was one of those deeply insecure, self-heroizing young men, a restless provincial and voracious consumer of everything new.

The real middle Britain – of insecure self-employment, rip-off private pensions, unaffordable housing, mounting tuition fee debt and crisis-ridden social care – is crying out for a Labour government committed to fundamental reform.