Sentence examples for deep feeling of insecurity from inspiring English sources
The very sacrifices that have made German products more competitive and helped the country outpace its weaker, less disciplined European partners — strict wage control, a retirement age rising to 67 from 65, lower welfare payments and eased hiring and firing — have resulted in a deep feeling of insecurity.
Like the terrorist attack, the quake left a nation afflicted by nightmares and deep feelings of insecurity.
Simple words of even mild criticism trigger the ever-present (but oft covered up) deep feelings of insecurity and an almost total lack of self-worth.
Arnett's Gob is an egomaniac, but his boastfulness is only a cover for his deep feelings of inadequacy and insecurity.
"The work of the InSIGHT Out! team is helping these children overcome deep feelings of loss and insecurity, and showing them that things can and will get better".
Add to that a new, deep-seated feeling of insecurity.
Warm sensations, deep feelings of emotion.
A Europeanised Turkey would relieve deep-seated feelings of insecurity in Athens and Nicosia about Turkey's large size and powerful army.In practical ways, too, Greek-Turkish rapprochement is steaming ahead.
One of Wilson's great strengths is his inclusiveness: he writes just as well about intellectual hierarchies and the deep-rooted feelings of insecurity and pride that many people have about their taste as he does about the non-intellectual pleasures of music.
