Sentence examples for slight insecurity from inspiring English sources

Nor was Mr. Quasthoff invariably in his best voice; a slight insecurity and unevenness, for example, afflicted the high pianissimos of "Rheinlegendchen".

His slight insecurity meant that he always wanted to tackle everything, but his sense of humour, when the odds were looking heavily stacked in the wrong direction, led to a mischievous quip that would have everyone rolling and back on track.

Scores were given to every step according to the flowing scheme: 0, normal step; 1, a minor error (slight insecurity of foot placement); or 2, major error (foot slipped completely from the beam surface).

"Growing up, I never doubted my brother's fundamental loyalty and love, or felt the slightest insecurity in his presence".

"Growing up, I never doubted my brother's fundamental loyalty and love, or felt the slightest insecurity in his presence". And yet, from an early age, Kaczynski was aware of something different, something inexplicable and out of place about his big brother.

The other shortlisted painter, 22-year-old Lucy McKenzie, has a slight student insecurity as she revisits the pop art of Gerhard Richter.

It is at once magical and sobering, a meditation on our hushed whims and desires, and the slights and insecurities we daily endure.

But this search, this slight feeling of insecurity, who will be merged with whom/…/.

He's going through the first stage here". "So, this is a slight admission of insecurity, which has to be covered up immediately by simultaneously pushing for more compliments". "This is a really interesting one.

"Any single, straight man who has the slightest bit of insecurity about his own sexuality will probably find it difficult to admit to owning or even appreciating cats" he said, echoing Mr. Scalzi's sentiments.

There was some evidence of differential functioning of the two least severe child-referenced items but this did not appear to be important because this difference would generally lead to a slight over-estimation of food insecurity in the Indo-Caribbean group in whom food insecurity appeared to be least frequent.