Sentence examples for always insecure from inspiring English sources

After intermission came Tchaikovsky's Symphony No. 5, which that always insecure composer deemed a failure.

I'm always insecure, because I think I haven't done everything, that someone knows more than I know.

Marrying for the fourth time at the age of 51, the haughty, but always insecure, Ms Amiel believed she had married a man of unlimited means.

Joseph Mitchell was always insecure that he was not a man of letters, lamenting that his contemporaries were heavy thinkers, intelligent, important.

Douglas Sr, always insecure despite his stardom, later confessed that he had "no more paternal feelings than a tiger in the jungle with his cub".

The heart of the problem is that the division between factual news reporting and opinion, always insecure, has become increasingly merged as newspapers pursue political agendas and seek to draw attention to themselves in a hyper-competitive but declining market.

Unless he'd kicked five goals he says he always felt insecure about his spot.

I was always pretty insecure about my image and where I fitted in.

"I'm always very insecure and nervous before I do any job.

"I've always felt insecure about being a figurative artist, and about being an American painter," he told me last fall.

The criticism from clerics is particularly galling for Mr Khamenei who has always felt insecure about his religious credentials.