Sentence examples for just insecure from inspiring English sources
We know Pink's a rock star; chanting "So what, I'm still a rock star" feels not just insecure but slightly gross.
Maybe there's something particularly becoming about success that happens later in life: Britton seems just insecure enough to agonize over her work, still new enough to fame that she wears it lightly, having gone so long without it.
Well, seems to be a snob; in one of the clichés that passes for character development, she turns out to be the daughter of the limousine chauffeur, and she isn't snooty, just insecure.
He had an aptitude for maths but it was not especially important until he turned 16. "You're just insecure and a teenager, so it's nice to have a fiefdom.
"I said, 'You're just insecure about your own masculinity, and Scot's one of the most masculine guys I know because he's not just trying to be like everybody else.
He had a natural aptitude for maths, but it was never especially important until he turned 16. "You're just insecure and a teenager, so it's nice to have a fiefdom," he explains.
"They just become insecure.
"Not just you insecure jocks," Langdon prompted.
But really, they just feel insecure because they're used to knowing what's coming next".
Most disturbing is the fact that many women in their 20's are feeling just as insecure and confused as their mothers were.
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?
