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The phrase 'feeling self-conscious' is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when referring to the feeling of being overly aware of oneself and one's actions in an uncomfortable or unfavorable manner. For example: I was feeling self-conscious during my presentation due to my shaky hands and cracking voice.
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If you're working with a friend or group of friends, find a place where you all feel comfortable and can speak freely without feeling self-conscious.
This will stop your family members from feeling self-conscious and it will make them feel like this is the most "normal" thing that they can do.
Audiences are sure to leave this play feeling self-conscious.
And they were already feeling self-conscious about their bodies.
Price downplays the compliment, feeling self-conscious about her tired voice.
Perhaps Ms. Harden was feeling self-conscious about the wall art.
Once I mastered some basic skills, I surprised myself by recognizing that I had stopped feeling self-conscious.
The council specifically wanted to offer victims a safe haven – somewhere they could enter discreetly and without feeling self-conscious.
I remember feeling self-conscious in auditions because I was the only person of colour, but you get over it.
For example, he said, he had always attributed his discomfort in social situations to feeling self-conscious about his eyes.
So was she feeling self-conscious because of the speculation and perhaps eating less as a result?
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