Sentence examples for both insecure and full from inspiring English sources

The daughter of an RAF officer and a boozy mother, Vod is both insecure and full of bluster, with an anti-establishment streak that seeks outlet through spliffs, pints and bovver boots.

I actually end up feeling profoundly sorry for these people, because I know deep down that they are very confused, insecure, and full of hate.

Growth in the number of jobs is stagnating and full-time jobs are both insecure and risky.

People feel both insecure and unfree.

Crypto wallets have been around for a few years and thus far, have proven to be both insecure and unfriendly.

Adolescents are no more volatile, insecure, energetic and full of doubt than any previous generation.

It's a shame, because there's no reason Kimmie and her friends can't be anxious, insecure and still full-grown modern women.

"In 2007 when the second award was announced, the field was still somewhat insecure, but it was for sure growing and full of energy," Ms. Hvid recalled.

And anyone who saw Louis CK's genius episode about the punch-up room full of insecure and overly caustic comics knows that a lot of those rooms are just live mine fields of rampant insecurity.

Despite decades in power, both regimes are strikingly insecure and suspicious.

"They were both just ambitious and insecure and eager to please," she said.