Sentence examples for reinforce insecurity from inspiring English sources

The high HIV prevalence and chronic poverty mutually reinforce insecurity; of the estimated 1 million orphans in Malawi, close to half a million have lost their parents to AIDS.

Negative self-talk is doing nothing but reinforcing insecurities.

Weak Peace reinforces insecurity, fear, and hate while reducing cooperation, solidarity, and love.

Because my beliefs about myself reinforced my insecurity.

This could motivate them to involve themselves more in the topic or to learn more, but it could also reinforce an inner insecurity.

Their engagement with the state of research and evidence prompted them to ask questions about doctors' ability to deal with uncertainties and gaps in the research, though in some readers it also seemed to reinforce their own insecurity as to whether they would be in good hands in case of anything serious.

If only he ended the relationship and met an available woman sooner; a woman who didn't continuously reinforce his deepest insecurities about love.

Slow to anger, he lashed out at his intimates as she undermined him at every gossipy turn, reinforcing his own insecurity.

So they hire only on short-term contracts, reinforcing precisely the insecurity that the system of job protection was meant to avoid.

The endless dominance of the United States in all facets of Canadian life has given this country a perpetual younger sibling neurosis that constantly reinforces its own insecurities.

Their inability to craft a credible strategic response to these insecurities only serves to reinforce them.