Sentence examples for bout of insecurity from inspiring English sources
But with the inauguration eight days away, the committee has been slow to announce its entertainment choices, leaving many artists facing a rare bout of insecurity.
Joyce Brown, the president of the Fashion Institute of Technology, quickly followed up by extolling the virtues of the designer, saying that his work was "synonymous with elegance, romance and glamour," while also telling the crowd that Mr. de la Renta wasn't immune to the occasional bout of insecurity.
You want the respect of the people around you, or you want to avoid a fight or a bout of insecurity, so you take the path of least resistance.
While she comes off as an exhibitionist onstage, in private Ms. Schumer is introverted, sometimes melancholy, with bouts of insecurity occasionally breaking through her acerbic veneer.
But as the opening date of the shows approached, associates testified that he had bouts of insecurity and agonised over his inability to sleep.
Bouts of insecurity seem to have triggered his reversions to explicit sexual themes after 1927 — when, miserably married, he took up with the young Marie-Thérèse Walter — and toward the end of his life.
He's also quick to point out the crucial differences between women and men – "boys are for the most part not very observant or altogether smart for that matter" – and is particularly effective when reassuring one viewer about their regular bouts of insecurity: "Everybody feels that way weekly.
Bouts of insecurity and emotional neediness are occupational hazards, as is a certain inability to resist the dramatic moment — standing on a staircase at a party, for example, to announce, "Fasten your seat belts, it's going to be a bumpy night" — but on balance Margo, mannerisms and all, seems a surprisingly level-headed woman.
Funny only gets you so far when you are prone to bouts of insecurity with a woman looking for reassurance about the rest of her life.
