Sentences with phrase «voice of insecurity»

Tell the voice of insecurity in your head to pack up and go on vacation for the next 40 days.

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And in the light of that some very important voices being expressed about a contrived kind of fogiveness that enebles abuse, and a form of jealousy that is insecurity that misrepresents God.

The star of Orange Is The New Black and self - proclaimed «voice of the curves,» recapped a moment of insecurity when she took her shirt off for a sweat session and noticed another woman rocking what she considered a better body («I ain't gonna lie, she was bad»).

Recently, I listened to J Lo (Jennifer Lopez) in an interview on good morning Britain where she talked about her insecurities of been judged about her voice for so many years and how she was able to overcome the insecurities.

Someone, perhaps, like Taron Egerton, Tom Holland or Will Poulter, with a bit of mischief in their voice, but also boyishness and a hint of insecurity.

And Keaton could hardly be better supported: Norton is uproarious as a preening, Method - acting nightmare; Watts and Riseborough note - perfect as actresses jangled by daft insecurities; Stone tremendous as the lone voice of reason, faltering and defiant.»

The film conceives of him as a kind of mad machine, his glitches manifesting as homicidal insecurities, and he's been voiced — quite recognizably, despite the robotic filter — by James Spader, who sinks his teeth into Whedon's venomous dialogue.

Through the act of making music, she overcame her insecurities and found her voice and place in life.

It is so refreshing to know that your own personal value is determined by the things you own, and that when someone disparages your possessions, you are personally hurt so much that you have to create a ridiculous criticism of that contrasting voice to remedy the insecurity that their opinion has caused you.

I've used that critical inner voice to really work through many of those insecurities, develop new and better habits and push myself in ways I never would have had to if I had not started a work at home lifestyle.

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