Sentence examples for certain amount of insecurity from inspiring English sources
One lesson of today's endless war seems to be that Americans will have to learn to live with a certain amount of insecurity and fear.
Bickerstaffe says a certain amount of insecurity about Dixons's position in the market is a "tremendous asset" as it drives a desire to do things better – "and I am definitely talking about myself as well as the business on that".
Still, fans heard less about his influence inside the clubhouse and more about his quixotic attempts to reverse scoring decisions or his twice-a-season complaints about his seemingly always-in-the-air contract situation, stories that revealed a certain amount of insecurity on his part.
By definition, improvising in public taking risks in front of a live audience involves a certain amount of insecurity.
And it's probably also true, as Norton states and Kaminsky implies, that a certain amount of insecurity is the natural state of affairs in any system so complex.
"Whenever you're a creative person, you always have a certain amount of insecurity and uncertainty," she said.
"You always need a certain amount of security in your life," he says, "but I think I'd always like to have a bit of insecurity in my life, not to have everything under control.
