Sentence examples for seeming insecure from inspiring English sources

Making sure he's happy with how it's going without seeming insecure is one of the hardest parts of giving head.

Now he seemed insecure, very much aged.

Ironically, even the proponents of the new economy seemed insecure.

Mr. Lin's intonation, usually centered, seemed insecure in the work's opening pages.

The president's response was violent and civil liberties once again seemed insecure.

If he seemed insecure, stressing his Harvard degree and reflexively reaching for ornate language, that was something he shared with many of his Texas compatriots.

This not only makes you seem insecure, but also leaves you open to embarrassment if your interlocutor has, in fact, been there longer than you have.

Mrs Arroyo, who already seems insecure about her following among poor Filipinos compared to the populist Mr Estrada, would doubtless balk at any tax hikes, as would the country's unruly congress.

In the past, she often seemed insecure and reticent, letting others speak for her, but she has been forceful and passionate on Gujarat and the importance of protecting India's secular traditions.

Most people seem insecure about their sleep and willing to say so: they would like to get a little more; maybe they wish they could get by on less; they wonder if it's deep enough.

Back then, as a sports columnist with no psychic need to hurt or demean, and with children in Agassi's age range, I could not help thinking that this promising new player seemed insecure, unformed and perhaps under stress.