Sentences with phrase «much more insecurity»

... He warned that if it did, life would become «impossible» for those working in British embassies around the world, adding: «If the Russians had had the power and simply walked into the embassy and simply arrested someone, we would have been in much more insecurity.»

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That's a much more disturbing reality than interpreting such posts as a sign of a couple's unhappiness and insecurity, or feeling jealous that your romantic partnership isn't as glowingly perfect as everyone else's.

It gave me an insight into the way the mind tends to work on dates; for one thing, everyone tends to focus much more on their own insecurities.

The episode is fairly rife with humor, but it opens up into more dramatic territory near the end in an extended scene that reveals much about a brother and his insecurities and maturation.

His hot wife Lori (Kate Beckinsale, Wiseman's own hot wife) comments on her hotness at one point in a way that speaks true to every man's insecurity about having married up; and his world, devastated by a chemical war that has left only two habitable places (luckily, neither houses many minorities — and how much more interesting is this movie instantly if the two places left are Japan and Sudan?)

You can read much more of my conversation with Hazanavicius, where he talks about how he convinced Wiazemsky to allow him to make the movie, his own insecurities in depicting Godard and then dealing with actor Louis Garrel's own doubts in capturing the legendary director in the Miami New Times.

It didn't quite matter so much, though, because that film was more about a generational conflict, a fear of growing up that's shared between the generations, and the way such attitudes are just a means of covering up insecurities and apprehensions about oneself.

«Food insecurity and the hunger crisis was much more widespread and posed a serious threat to national security and the economy,» says Matt Sharp, senior advocate for the California Food Policy Advocates, a public policy organization focused on antipoverty initiatives.

Hunger: Low - income children are much more likely to experience food insecurity and hunger than higher income children.

The first half of the game is a much more compelling affair, sticking with the cop theme more faithfully than the bombastic second half where it EA's own insecurity can be felt in every idiotic moment of bombastic mayhem.

In fact, war in the Congo has directly resulted in crisis level food insecurity (= increased demand for meat from killing forest animals including bonobos), countless numbers of displaced people who pose added burdens on demand for food, rife levels of corruption and mismanagement, immeasurable but vast numbers of weapons and munitions distributed across the country, large - scale break down of traditional taboos that may have locally protected some populations of bonobos, and much, much more.

The notion of our existing in a fragile, dependent relationship with the planet's natural processes seems to owe much more to a pre-existing sense of anxiety and insecurity about the humanworld than to anything produced by science.

«A UBI would provide a much more secure income base in an age of deepening economic and social insecurity and unpredictable work patterns.

If you have a partner like this, it definitely points to emotional insecurity and fear of intimacy, because face - to - face interactions require much more vulnerability than they feel comfortable with.

Although the secure vs. insecure attachment distinction has some predictive validity, disorganized attachment has far better documented links with specific types of psychopathology than do other types of insecurity.4, 9 Still, much less is understood about the mechanisms through which disorganized attachment affects the expression of psychopathology in the child, and whether it is a specific contributor or a more general marker for psychopathology in general.