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He was always insecure and had a difficult time making a decision.

She has more right to feel insecure than you do.

Still will have no effect at all other than to make people feel even more insecure.

But I think we were both a little insecure about it.

True, her note asked me stay out, but I feel insecure sometimes.

This is the only time when you may be insecure.

And it would be very insecure to try to use my hand to just open the door all by itself, yes.

I did not understand why he was so insecure about Lady.

I still love him but I'm starting to feel very insecure about our future together.

They are insecure about their role and position with respect to the team.

For a number of years, William's position was very insecure.

In her view it was, most of all, too insecure.

"People are feeling very insecure and out of control," he said.

Despite his success, he said, he's still insecure about it.

We Americans are still pretty insecure when it comes to wine.

"Real got the message that we would not support insecure music."

What is the role of music in a newly insecure world?

But the life, he said, has begun to feel too insecure.

Many of the new jobs are insecure and impossible to live from.

Ruth felt small and insecure, as if she were a child again.

In recent weeks the position of the people has become increasingly insecure.

And, from what I had heard, a fairly insecure economic position.

She is very insecure about her looks and wants to be accepted.

I asked if you were so insecure in your choice of machine.

She was a young girl in a house of insecure fortune.