Sentence examples for physically insecure from inspiring English sources

And that vulnerability, with the ever-present threat and exercise of physical harm, keeps women subordinate to varying degrees -- physically insecure in developed countries and virtually property on entire continents.

It's not unusual for film stars to feel physically insecure.

Mr. Dinkins is in trouble less because of race--indeed, a recent Marist Institute poll showed that most voters agree with him that he is better able to reduce racial and ethnic tensions than Mr. Giuliani would be--than because New Yorkers feel physically insecure in their city.

A lot of guys know that they are nice but become physically insecure, but it's important to avoid this because it hurts your game.

If you're a teen: realize most teens feel emotionally and/or physically insecure at some stage; it's a turbulent and changing time.

(We're treated to cryptic aphorisms like "To be morally superior in India was to feel physically weak and insecure").

The misleading message that arose from this study was this: Babies who overnight more than three times and toddlers who overnight more that nine times are more irritable, inattentive, physically stressed, anxious, insecure and wary.

For example, men with EDs were described as: feeling " physically inadequate" (DMi-03/08/2011); insecure about body shape and wanting " more of a manly physique" DMa-01/04/2006); or " vulnerable young men" (DMi-25/02/2010).

As a physically weak and emotionally insecure child, Jaime was teased by his six siblings (he had four sisters) with the exception of Javier, his protector.

"Both physically and psychologically we are still insecure, people are living in temporary settlements and have not received a sustainable solution, only a bit of immediate relief," Adhikari says.

Manual labour in hospitality is not the worst job I've ever had, but it was an experience of insecure work at its most physically brutal.