Sentence examples for insecure emotional from inspiring English sources

"If women do something like uptalk or vocal fry, it's immediately interpreted as insecure, emotional or even stupid," said Carmen Fought, a professor of linguistics at Pitzer College in Claremont, Calif.

The kinds of things people share on Secret are a little bit more vulnerable, insecure, emotional, sad, goofy or angry than what you might see on Facebook or Instagram, where people are trying to groom images of picture-perfect lives.

It's one of the worst kind of depressions where you feel lonely especially if you're insecure and emotional like me.

The consequences of depression-related maladaptive parenting are negative or unresponsive attitudes and behaviors toward the child, which lead to insecure attachment, poor emotional self-regulation and poor social interaction.

Izzy was an interesting character because she was very emotional and insecure.

If you don't have someone to talk to, you will feel very insecure and will have emotional problems later in life.

Growing up in a food-insecure house with little emotional or financial support makes pursuing higher education (often necessary for overcoming poverty) incredibly difficult.

One proposition, based in attachment theory (Bowlby, 1969/1982; Cassidy, 1994), is that relative to secure infants, insecure-avoidant infants come to minimize their negative emotional reactions, whereas insecure-ambivalent infants come to maximize their negative emotional reactions.

Everyone is emotional, avoidant, talented, insecure, and cocky in various proportions; they're a bunch of "unknown nobodies and one-hit has-beens, midlist somebodies and legitimate stars".

A vast majority of these studies have concluded that the sons and daughters of gays and lesbians are no more anxious, depressed, insecure or prone to other emotional troubles than the children of heterosexuals.

Don't push your partner or be clingy, emotional, jealous or insecure.