Sentence examples for form of insecurity from inspiring English sources

Worrying about other people can be, he writes shrewdly, "an easier kind of 'love'", a form of insecurity about letting go of and accepting the otherness of others.

Unlike people in many other developed countries, most Germans traditionally used great caution in their financial dealings, and any form of insecurity could lead to low spending by individuals, often increasing economic weakness.

Not only does it show some form of insecurity, but using a group shot as a calling card automatically offers people another option.

Others are playing power games -- a higher form of insecurity -- and some start conflicts simply because they are looking for someone talk to, somebody to share in their own pain.

Let them know that everyone has some form of insecurity about themselves because no one is perfect.

More often than not it brought a worse diet, longer hours of work, greater risk of starvation, crowded living conditions, greatly increased susceptibility to disease, new forms of insecurity and uglier forms of hierarchy.

This raises questions about the production of forms of insecurity by the security apparatus itself.

Dalby (2017) contends that humanity is remaking its environments generating new forms of insecurity, even though insecurity and disaster have journeyed with humanity throughout our history.

19 When considering attachment outcome, therefore, we were particularly concerned to reduce rates of these two forms of insecurity.

About 37percentt of them reported some form of food insecurity compared with 14percentt of married households with children.

Attachment dependency is a form of attachment insecurity and constitutes emotional dependence and over-reliance on the caregiver for protection and love.