Sentence examples similar to insecure memory from inspiring English sources
cloud — an insecure storage locker.
Linkin Park sang about feeling insecure; Papa Roach recounted memories of domestic squabbles between parents.
Am I going to deprive her of the memories because Mom was insecure because of her weight?
As postulated by the attachment theory, secure attachment patterns are linked to positive experience with parental rearing while negative memories are linked to insecure attachment patterns and to more severe attachment-specific problems in relationships.
"Stage fright" can also bring back memories from childhood of feeling insecure or inadequate.
The mere whiff of perceived memory loss can have terrible consequences in an insecure economy in which midlife workers are regularly (and illegally) laid off on account of their age.
The new king's consort, Queen Mary, emerges from diaries that Nicolson quotes (with the current queen's permission) as a more insecure and sympathetic figure than the fur-trimmed fortress of newsreel memory.
Although Sampras has seven Wimbledon trophies, $41 million in prize money and rich memories, tennis officials quietly wonder whether he is insecure with his legacy.
Other bad memories were the injured body with its limitations which made them feel insecure and frightened.
The Holocaust was an unmentionable memory that left two generations — that of Grossman's parents and that of their parents — profoundly insecure, suspicious of others, and unable to utter the word "Germany".
