Sentence examples for unusually conscious from inspiring English sources
It was not just that Golding was unusually conscious of the incipient darkness in everyday life, a quality exemplified by Lord of the Flies, it was also that, as Judy puts it, "he refused to look away.
Leeds has always been an unusually style-conscious city.
Poetry's Touch takes as a central thread the poetry of Rainer Maria Rilke, a writer whose work is unusually self-conscious about poetic address.
"Is it just me who thinks that Tim Sherwood seems unusually camera-conscious during matches?" wonders Peter Oh. "After the early Kaboul own goal gift to Liverpool, Sherwood's face contorted into a prolonged, sour lip pucker as if to say " See how disgusted I am by that?! I am very very disgusted!" I bet Tim's no good at poker".
She said it made her feel confident and sexy, and I wanted to know if everyone left the stage feeling the same... so I got myself into the strip-zone, despite feeling unusually self-conscious and timid.
"I would probably look at Cory Kennedy if I didn't know her". Fans compare her to Liv Tyler and Fiona Apple, though she mostly just looks like a charming and unusually un-self-conscious teenager.
By his standards it is unusually and uneasily self-conscious.
It sounds wonderful, though Hanno Müller-Brachmann's Papageno is unusually dark-toned and overdoes the self-conscious charm.
The Apples are perhaps unusually (and conveniently for Mr. Nelson's purposes) self-conscious about what they say and how they say it.
