Sentence examples for feel less insecure from inspiring English sources

SIOBHAN O'MAHONY: She needs to feel less insecure because she may be exacerbating her risk identification.

Curiously, larger problems, like the energy dilemma--problems that apply equally to, and will have to be solved by the intelligence of, four billion people--have also had the effect of making New Yorkers feel less insecure: the country can no longer afford the luxury of abandoning New York.

Remarkably, both contestants ended up choosing partners they went on to date after the filming stopped, with Aina beginning a relationship with a male artist, and bisexual woman Mal now involved with "curvy Rebecca", who said that getting her clothes off before their first date helped her to feel less insecure.

Technologies Americans feel less insecure about using include landline telephones and cell phones.

Your awareness expands, and you feel less insecure.

Surrounding yourself with people will make you feel less insecure and shield you from onlookers.

This will help him feel less awkward and insecure.

Despite a fact that landslides and flood are most affecting and most frequent natural disasters in Nepal, many people were found to feel only less insecure from these disaster events.

"Sure, but I don't feel any less insecure," Snow White replied.

Investing in public safety makes people feel more, not less insecure leading to further investment in public safety and more, not less insecurity.

There's a kind of human yearning in wanting to belong, and we all feel more or less insecure about that as human beings.