Sentence examples for a slightly insecure from inspiring English sources

The other thing is that when it all happened, being a slightly insecure person, I thought: oh, he won't want me any more.

So many times, when ministers first come to a congregation, there is a tendency to feel slightly insecure as they go through the process of getting accustomed to the time-honored practices of that particular congregation, including what is and is not traditionally done, who in the congregation does what, and what is and is not expected of the minister by some people.

Edward Burns, who wrote, directed and stars, has an evident and specific fondness for Manhattan: the slightly insecure romanticism of a migrant from the outer boroughs or the near suburbs.

As shown in Table 2, on average males report a slightly more insecure local labour market than females and this is true for all couple types (considering columns 1 to 6, inclusively).

Mr Sewell stomps and sputters as the charismatic and slightly insecure Deeley, though he might be a touch too handsome his face too chiselled for the role (Pinter himself played the part in an American production in the 1980s).

But vulnerable and slightly insecure?

But we liked you better when you were — or at least acted — slightly insecure about it.

(That both performers seemed slightly insecure at the start was understandable, given the constant wobble and sway of the East River beneath the barge).

In fact, I think one of the reasons she likes to collaborate is that she's slightly insecure that she's not good enough.

The best business builders are often highly competitive but slightly insecure overachievers.

"I think I was slightly insecure about how it would be perceived by people," he says.