Sentence examples for insecure sense from inspiring English sources

I think there's an insecure sense of self that gets threatened by a tiny minority's dress choice".

"Young people, because they have an insecure sense of their own identity, love reading books that confirm that identity," she said.

Insecure nasty people sense this and like an opportunity to befriend/seduce and then dump people.

I've seen men made fragile and insecure by a distorted sense of what constitutes male success.

Which raises another question: just how insecure over a national sense of identity do you need to be to think that the arrival of Muslim migrants might torpedo it?

However, his letters show that at this time he was often depressed and insecure, lacking any clear sense of purpose.

As actor Emma Watson noted in her recent HeForShe speech at the U.N., men are "made fragile and insecure by a distorted sense of what constitutes male success.

Low monthly income, sense of insecure marriage, bad physical health status, high stress, less social support, more passive coping styles, and high depression also predicted low mental health in rural women (Table  4).

Keep in mind that there may be a psychological difficulty that may come across as arrogance (seeming aloof or closed off or insecure with a false sense of self).

In Gotham's sewers, Bane recruits those like himself — the insecure thumbsuckers raging with a sense of entitlement, desperate to justify their own laziness and failure and to flaunt a false sense of superiority through oppression, violence, terror, and ultimately, total and complete destruction.

The spectacle of squalor helped an insecure elite to stabilize its sense of superiority.