insecurity

While the positive variety is wonderful, the negative one is often associated with anxiety, insecurity, and depression.

Given the number of families that have lost jobs or income due to the pandemic, we’re going to see an increase in children who have experienced deprivation, insecurity and traumatic stress.

In reality,” Francis said, “theatrical severity and sterile pessimism are often symptoms of fear and insecurity.

For the first time since that peak of confusion, insecurity, and uncertainty called middle school, I felt truly alone.

His judgments are not rash or driven by insecurity, fear, and a longing for the past.

Why the low pay and job insecurity that come with “emotional work” is creating a nation full of phonies.

“They are motivated by insecurity, fear, lack of imagination and above all, a lack of flair,” he said.

This feeling of insecurity renders the child more susceptible to influences leading to delinquency.

If he tries to walk in the dark, he is almost sure to have so great a sense of insecurity that he dare not go far from the wall.

The place was quickly retaken, but the effrontery of the attempt from a neutral port showed the insecurity of the conditions.

He could say to himself that it was only an impression; that he was a fool to labor under that sense of insecurity.

The interview had left him with a sense of insecurity which he felt to be particularly unfair.