Alfonso cannot seem to do anything; he is too self-conscious, too busy watching himself.
She was too self-conscious, too intimidated, to commit lines to paper unless it was a fashion sketch.
Their sheaves of paper made the other characters uneasy, and made me feel strangely self-conscious too.
Whatever it is, it is very right there, too preposterous to be pretentious, too busy to be self-conscious, too consumption-driven to be precious.
But though "$9.99" manages to be quirky and enigmatic, it is in the end too self-conscious, too satisfied in its eccentricity, to achieve the full mysteriousness toward which it seems to aspire.
This is further complicated by the degree to which research, for her, involves watching other people, and coming to conclusions about them that they, in turn, can't control – on the tube, say, or on the bus: "I just like watching people who really are not self-conscious, who aren't aware, because I fear that one could become too self-conscious, too artful, as an actor.
It is full of snapshots of the singer, and the images are covered with handwritten notes about the music, some dreamy ("Scare myself"), some practical ("Needs to be bloody well in tune!"), many excruciatingly self-conscious ("Too normal? Too P J H?"). One scrap reprints lyrics from the album's final song, "The Darker Days of Me and Him": "No neurosis/No psychosis/No psychoanalysis/No sadness".
This Stella ad is too painfully self-conscious, too obviously a cloying nostalgia grab, to make the Dude's return anything less than awkward.
If you've got some friends who are a little self-conscious too, all dance together.
We look forward to Annoying Whatsapp Groups You Feel Too Self Conscious To Leave Live at some point in 2046.
Your family and friends should be used to seeing you with a camera, so won't be too self conscious if they see you with it.
