The people on these laptop comedies aren't consistently self-aware (in the case of Forrest MacNeil of "Review," that lack of self-awareness approaches toxic and/or fatal levels).
If you feel you are not very self aware, confide in a few people who probably know you are an Empath anyway.
A decade later, the innocence has become less innocent, more self-aware — in a word, sixties.
Perhaps not being very self-aware in the past masked depression.
He's self-aware in a charming, non-egotistic way that appeals to the very people we'd want to appeal to.
His characters are plugged-in, hard-partying, drug-taking, Webcam-abusing Stanford graduates, who are frequently sharp and self-aware in the course of their self-destruction.
And I think that's probably because when America was becoming self-aware in the 18th century, they wondered what America was.
"It's about just the general sense of feeling like a fraud," she said, "because I think anyone who is creative or self-aware in any way, there's like a humility to it, or I should say a humiliation to it.
Throughout her travails, she had remained honest and self-aware in the mixed zone and, with a redemptive medal a real possibility, was undone by the vagaries of her thrilling sport.
And maybe part of growing older is I'm slightly more self-aware, in the sense that I know some things that I'm good at and other things I'm not really good at, and I can accept that.
As for Marceline, the agonized tension of her failing relationship with Jean-Pierre was filmed at length, in scenes that, Jean-Pierre says, are "close to fiction" — not in being false but in being self-aware in their emotional intimacy, rhetorical intensity, and psychological depth.
