Sentence examples for underlying insecurities from inspiring English sources

Probably at least vaguely familiar with the concept of rejection, meaning underlying insecurities abound as she struggles to deliver a firm "no" to men she doesn't really fancy, because – as anyone who has ever spent a meaningful length of time craving it will know – attention is absolutely class.

In fact, people who do this frequently criticize will continue to do so throughout life, never resolving the underlying insecurities, because it turns into a crutch.

It is designed to highlight not only the host's intellectual gifts as he competes with guests for $5,000 -- Mr. Stein earns most of his paycheck by winning -- but also the underlying insecurities that are exposed when he loses.

While we may repudiate Pyongyang's threats and their specific formulation as largely domestically-directed bluster, it is possible that North Korea's underlying insecurities are sincere.

In fact, North Korea experts say, the tone has grown harsher in almost direct proportion to the country's underlying insecurity.

The North's tone has grown harsher in proportion to the country's underlying insecurity, they say.

Anna masterfully described Kadyrov's nature: his aggression, his bratty, domineering tendencies and, most importantly, the underlying insecurity that manifested itself in his ugly mannerisms.

What Trump seems to have been responding to, when he saw the military parade in France, was, at the atavistic level at which he responds to everything, exactly the glow of that underlying insecurity.

If you broaden the lens to focus on that underlying economic insecurity, the Republican record gets even worse.

Malnutrition is a significant issue for Pakistan's children and has been aggravated by a combination of factors including floods during 2010 and 2011, with crop losses and the stress of displacement, along with underlying food-insecurity and poverty.

As I watched the film, adapting the bestseller by Mitchel Zuckoff, I couldn't help but think of that image of the director scampering off the stage at CES. Couldn't help but think of the insecurity underlying the bravado.