Clearly, this man was not terribly image conscious.
Perhaps that's one reason that bookish people are drawn to Hazlitt: he's terribly self-conscious in public and acutely conscious of the self in private; like them, he gets buffeted by fate or by people with more power, but, unlike them, he buffets back, which makes him, well, heroic.
Over the years, people here -- especially young people -- have become terribly brand-conscious consumers.
Get a bloody proper job!" ' As a boy, he was aware that his father was always terribly self-conscious.
Your friend is probably already terribly self-conscious about his expanding waistline, and your asking about it, unprompted, may upset him.
The English language describes this powerful self-perception with expressions such as 'he is a terribly self-conscious'.
For some people, a large part of the desire to hide from dancing is about feeling terribly self-conscious and worrying about being judged and found lacking.
Often experimental, the selections are also self-conscious and terribly solemn.
As a budget-conscious tourist, I felt terribly out of place, so I fled.
He found the business of filming terribly frustrating ("I am not actor!"), and was so self-conscious in public that I was lucky to get one take before he literally disappeared.
