Sentence examples for insecure said from inspiring English sources

"This is a tough business, lots of singers are insecure," said Mr. Lomelí, now 30.

"We feel very insecure," said Bhatti's brother in law, Yousaf Nishan.

"We feel insecure," said Newton Mansfield, a veteran first violinist and member of the players' orchestra committee.

"We feel, all of us in the Middle East, insecure," said Amr Moussa, secretary general of the Arab League.

"What is becoming clear today is that our identity is still insecure," said Hans von Stackelberg, a German diplomat.

"My sense is that deep down Michael is insecure," said Charles Wolf, a financial analyst at Needham & Company.

Pattinson, Robert The betrayed actor is "extra-sensitive right now and insecure," says a source on the matter of him reconciling with Kristen Stewart.

"When you're growing up it's very easy to feel lonely and insecure," says Tiffany. "And what Jo managed to capture, I think, was a world which made those people feel less lonely".

"My students are insecure," says Kevin Zraly, wine director of WOTW, who's been teaching for 28 years.

"It's very clear to me that massive amounts of investment are needed in the private sector, where we are wildly insecure," says Bruce Aitken, president of the Homeland Security Industry Association.

"The killing of the ambassador brought back the true reality of this insecure state," said Ali Tarhouni, a former Libyan finance minister who leads a new political party.