Sentence examples for isolation and insecurity from inspiring English sources

The Kremlin's "neurotic view of world affairs," he wrote, was the product of centuries of Russian isolation and insecurity vis-à-vis the more advanced West.

A collection of short stories, it expresses the sense of isolation and insecurity of those who feel they do not fit into a normal world.

The artist has plenty of other collaborators: trauma, caffeine and the view from Fiesole are all impetuses to creation, as are those time-honored graces: inadequacy, isolation and insecurity.

This has as much to do with the age of most of the writers I know (mid-twenties, old enough to feel they should have accomplished something more, but young enough to be just shy of their career-making coup) as it does with the central recipe of the profession--one part isolation and insecurity, one part wonder.

To "belong" may strengthen residents' self- esteem and reduce experiences of isolation and insecurity [ 10, 47, 48].

Child refugees fleeing the war in Syria face lives of isolation, exploitation and insecurity in neighboring countries, according to a report released Friday by the United Nations.

At that time, his feelings of personal isolation and professional insecurity had been at their strongest.

Isolation breeds hopelessness and insecurity For the children to become contributing members of tomorrow's generation of nation-building adults, they need love to heal their emotional wounds and guidance to bring them safely through childhood and adolescence.

The main experienced pressures at work were uncertainty and insecurity, isolation, poor relationships with other doctors, disillusion with the role of the general practitioner and awareness of changing demands [ 6, 7].

While it may be a given that economic hardship impacts one's mental health, the isolation, shame, insecurity and powerlessness that have long been endemic to poverty have been further exacerbated by the coalition's brutal sanctions regime.

"Isolation and anxiety about insecure accommodation can lead to insecurity, depression, paranoia, anxiety and over-use of alcohol and illegal substances," she says.