Sentence examples for sound insecure from inspiring English sources
I don't mean to make Freud sound insecure and vile.
Establishing criminal bona fides is virtually a required move for a rapper, but the relentlessness of Young Jeezy's boasts is wearying, and ultimately makes him sound insecure.
Sherman alludes to her visiting professorship at Annapolis with a frequency that can make her sound insecure about her ethnographer's status.
Implying that your partner might be more interested in a transgender individual makes you sound insecure and can be hurtful to everyone involved.
As far as these people know, you were the most popular person at your old school (but don't brag about this or you'll sound insecure. Be nice to everyone, and don't try to befriend any one just because they look popular. A real popular is friends with a lot of people, not just 'the populars'.
Entrances were sometimes shaky; now and then the horns and woodwinds sounded insecure and out of tune despite lovely solo moments, especially from the principal oboist, Randall Ellis.
That treacherous passage sounded insecure and curdled, but the players asserted their customary control in the first movement's brusque outbursts.
John Elwes, the tenor, sounds insecure, partly because Mr. Rifkin, on the evidence of Bach's practice in Weimar, takes the music at a slightly higher pitch than most Baroque specialists would choose.
But I guess the only thing that kind of niggles in my brain would be like, ah, and this probably sounds insecure, but, 'Is he looking at guys, is he looking at girls?'".
You sound terribly insecure, Jarvis.
In reality the message emerging loud and clear from inside Eastlands is that the Welshman will still be in situ next season and Hughes certainly did not sound remotely insecure.
