Sentence examples for insecure out of from inspiring English sources

It was the cheapest of cheap gibes and I have resolved not to dignify it by raising it with her, but it is interesting, nevertheless, to hear her admit to feeling insecure out of the water.

One was that Malcolm Tucker is not the all-conquering monster of legend: the character is often portrayed as insecure, out of the loop and scheming to get back in.

Somewhere in my psyche I knew this and permitted it to happen because I felt more insecure out of the relationship than I did in it.

As a result, many people ran out-of-date, insecure software, leaving them unnecessarily vulnerable to cyber attacks and computer viruses.

Then there is the amount of money it is all too easy to spend at AbeBooks, or increasing the number of books that can be borrowed from the London Library from the statutory 10 to the maximum 40, to assuage that insecure feeling that a long out-of-print biography, or a foxed and forgotten memoir, will provide just the illuminating quotation that will vivify a whole chapter for you.

Then, the movie says, "So what?", turning into a bittersweet intersectional love story between a rebellious alien (Elle Fanning) and an out-of-his-depth insecure schoolboy fanzine writer (Alex Sharp).

By Alexis Okeowo July 23, 2017 In its second season, "Insecure" still avoids going out of its way to translate the specificity of the world it portrays.

Nearly 480,000 patients with out-of-control hyperglycemia are food insecure, as are nearly 1.1 million of those with out-of-control lipid levels.

This represents 7.1 million adults with diabetes who have out-of-control LDL cholesterol, of whom 1.1 million are food insecure.

Byzantine Sparta, more insecure, moved out of the plain again to perch on the site of Mistra on the opposite western mountain, Taygetos.

Entrances were sometimes shaky; now and then the horns and woodwinds sounded insecure and out of tune despite lovely solo moments, especially from the principal oboist, Randall Ellis.