Sentence examples for bit insecure from inspiring English sources
"I'm feeling a bit insecure".
He was a little bit insecure.
Its logic is a bit insecure, and it is repetitive.
But Ford appears a bit insecure about off-road comparisons of the new Explorer to the new Jeep.
After the first game against them, I feel the squad was a bit insecure by the fact that we only won 1-0 and by their quality.
Books – especially for children – needs to show girls in all their glory: the weak bits, the selfish bits, the insecure bits, the embarrassing bits.
"The truth is, I'm a bit pathetic and insecure.
If I am feeling a bit weedy and insecure, I try to stay away from the comments; there are some days when I don't need my all too obvious defects pointed out.
The kinds of things people share on Secret are a little bit more vulnerable, insecure, emotional, sad, goofy or angry than what you might see on Facebook or Instagram, where people are trying to groom images of picture-perfect lives.
These growing, numerous and unfortunate stories in the news can make even the most self-assured car consumer feel a bit nervous and insecure, and for good reason.
