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| We become self-conscious about it. |
| But I'd not self-conscious about it. |
| I feel very self-conscious about it. |
| The second time round, you're more self-conscious about how you're writing. |
| Sometimes parental prohibitions make a child self-conscious about impulses. |
| I have stretch marks on my legs, and I am really self-conscious about them. |
| I felt incredibly self-conscious about leaving the house, but I was desperate to find out what was wrong. |
| Here's a video that will forever make you self-conscious about posing for the camera if you aren't already. |
| I'd not nearly as self-conscious about those parts, and figure they're not nearly as interesting to others. |
| Patrick had a very limited education, and is said to have been self-conscious about his weak writing skills. |
| They seem to be very, very self-conscious of it. |
| As a teenager, I was self-conscious of my breasts. |
| I've always been self-conscious of my odd seashell-shaped navel. |
| When I entered middle school, I was crushingly self-conscious of my otherness. |
| They are very protective of their young and self-conscious of their roles as parents. |
| I always felt self-conscious of my body and what I ate, I felt different from the other kids. |
| It is therefore disconcerting to suddenly step out into public spaces self-conscious of my Mongoloid features. |
| They made fair-minded Americans self-conscious of every word, and relations between people strained and bitter. |
| It's elegant and immensely pretty, the kind of ring you could wear out without feeling self-conscious of its size. |
| The only thing he was self-conscious of, for whatever reason, was the fact that, in his words, he ' had no knuckles '. |
| I always felt more self-conscious in pants. |
| I am painfully self-conscious in the bottle green dress. |
| No longer do you have to feel self-conscious in your clothes. |
| I wore a pair from this collection once and I felt a bit self-conscious in them. |
| The flames died down and I got bored and self-conscious in my pyjamas and my present. |
| Holding back my smile in my wedding photos because I was self-conscious in front of the camera. |
| I felt a little self-conscious in other kinds of restaurants, but for some reason sushi just felt natural alone. |
| These underarm whitening tips can be done at the comfort of your home, so you won't need to be self-conscious in doing this. |
| Many people will feel nervous and self-conscious in this type of setting, so encourage them to have a little fun with the testing. |
| Esha Gupta appears awkward and self-conscious in the initial portions, but holds a few sequences graciously in the subsequent hour. |
| Because of my speech, I was self-conscious at school, but riding helped my confidence. |
| He changed it when he was 13, though, and we are all pretty self-conscious at that age. |
| I was a little self-conscious at times, because I knew the sound quality wasn't exactly what I wanted it to be. |
| I veil at both the EF and the NO, though it took me a long time to not feel extremely self-conscious at the NO. |
| I wanted to become an actor when I was young, but fortunately I became too self-conscious at the English public school I went to. |
| I felt self-conscious at this mark of esteem, and gladly allowed two Yugoslavs and two Czechs, all of whom spoke a smattering of Russian, to share the cabin. |
| I commented to Linda that it's refreshing to meet an artist who is so enthusiastic and positive about their work and not self-conscious at all about what he is doing. |
| He felt self-conscious on the crowded train. |
| It all starts with becoming self-conscious on one?? s birthday. |
| Failure to lose those pounds can leave you feeling self-conscious on your summer break. |
| Rave on a beach or rave in a cave? Rave in a cave because it'd be dark and more intimate, I'd get self-conscious on a beach unless it was really busy. |
| The Loisels might not have chosen this option since Madame Loisel doesn't want to feel ashamed or more self-conscious on the fact that she couldn't afford the necklace and lost it. |
| I felt self-conscious with the checkbook shoved in my jacket pocket. |
| Most ladies, in truth, despite the dimensions they wear, feel a little bit self-conscious with regards to their bodies. |
| It was a gathering that saw me shifting from foot to foot, my used, heavy winter coat in one arm, feeling self-conscious with my cheap, salon-school haircut. |
| Benefits of the game for Psychology students This game is a classic ice breaker and should leave students feeling less self-conscious with each other (and you). |
| A person maybe very self-conscious around somebody else. |
| Although most South Asians speak English, their fluency is questionable and their accents make them feel self-conscious around native born Canadians. |
| I got seriously bored and felt self-conscious as a grown adult watching this. |
| And the Duchess of Cambridge was reportedly self-conscious as a teen because she suffered from eczema. |
| Some of you may even want to invite people but feel too self-conscious because of how you sound. |
| It is very important to talk to your partner and to not feel self-conscious because of the operation. |
| But I do gymnastics in a class, is that a reason too? Please help, I am a young girl who is self-conscious because of ugly stretch marks shown on my inner thighs. |
| Don't make him feel self-conscious by gawking at him. |
| We all felt self-conscious for him. |
| I could have pressed for a more expressive answer, but I didn't want him to feel self-conscious for having a healthy interest. |
| And hence, we often have my seafoods taken away so that we can eat in the comforts of my home where we will not have to be self-conscious for discriminating stares. |