Sentence examples for viewed as insecure from inspiring English sources
Often, such jobs are viewed as insecure second-rate jobs, or even next to being unemployed.
Because Monroe was largely viewed as deeply insecure even though she was considered the sexiest movie star of her time, the question of the impossibility of perfection is at least brought up.
They were seen as bad workers precisely because they were thought to have traits traditionally viewed as feminine: being weak, insecure, emotional or naïve.
Instead of focusing on the fact that we are all humans, diversity is viewed as a threat; it makes people so insecure that they have to pick on those differences and force others to conform".
Locally-based data collection teams are generally viewed as less intrusive and can provide a critical alternative in conducting facility assessments insecure areas.
But Disney at the very least faces a very local challenge: Hong Kong leaders, already feeling a bit insecure about the ascension of Shanghai as a financial capital, do not want their Disneyland to be viewed as less than successful and are counting on it to help fuel tourism growth to the city.
Conn was viewed as hogging the glory, stealing the credit, or, according to the charitable construction my husband put on the situation, as a fairly talented but deeply insecure man envious of the indisputable genius of his erstwhile friend.
It really is as insecure as people think it is.
Men now are made to feel as insecure as we've made women feel for decades.
The future of work is likely to be as insecure as it is unforgivable.
