Sentence examples for too conscious from inspiring English sources

If anything, "The Proposition" feels too conscious of that responsibility.

And "3 Movements" is too conscious of its effectiveness, too short of inner life.

People are far too conscious of the pain around them for any of that.

Is it possible that the nation is now too conscious of its domestic limits?

He's too complicated and too conscious of the thin line between education and acculturation.

The Executive is all too conscious of the rising costs of the new parliament building.

With acting, you're reacting to other people around you and trying not to be too conscious of the audience.

"A number of them are too conscious of the fact that they are Twitter poems," she said.

I may see aspects of the humor of a situation, or the tragedy, which I hadn't been too conscious of.

Ultimately it's about trying to bottle the subconscious, so if it becomes too conscious it defeats the purpose.

It just sounds like someone crossing over from classical music and doing it appallingly – it's too conscious and contrived.