Sentence examples for self conscious enough from inspiring English sources

Your partner is likely very sensitive and feels self conscious enough as it is; it's your job to make him or her feel better, not worse.

Ms. Krall is self-conscious enough to call this enterprise into question herself, or so it seems.

Linda had spoken of Steve in rapturous tones at the beginning of her illness, but she was self-conscious enough then to recognize her fantasy.

About the only people un-self-conscious enough to seek that sort of attention are children, exactly the audience his music is made for.

As stylistic touchstones, Flaubert's strict English contemporaries – Dickens, say, or George Eliot – were not self-conscious enough about language, for all their genius.

I'm self-conscious enough to want to describe what I do as a combat artist for the Marine Corps in such a way as to appear fashionably humble.

There are moments in which Fowler is self-conscious enough to glimpse the fact that his protection of Phuong against Pyle's idea of her leads him into new caricatures of his own.

Rather, that status was grounded in similarities among human beings, even radically disabled ones, that arose from their distinctive embodiment and that created a strong sense of fellowship (among those self-conscious enough to feel fellowship) overshadowing even vast differences in mental capacity.

By the third puff, Reed is self-conscious enough about the large webs of smoke that he addresses the point.

When you're feeling self conscious,worthless, or not good enough, your buddy can help you through and reassure you that you can do it.

I was real self conscious".