The whole secrecy thing was all about deeply personal self-consciousness.
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In terms of exploring self-consciousness, what connects both for you?
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Her self-consciousness dissipated, suddenly confronted by a more pitiable being.
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Even so, William moved through the room easily, without self-consciousness.
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But I think maybe as we got older there's self-consciousness.
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Further development of these abilities will not lead to self-consciousness, however.
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That's largely thanks to Brooklynn Prince's complete lack of self-consciousness onscreen.
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How is awkwardness different from embarrassment, self-consciousness, anxiety, or even fear?
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He's carried Christine through her self-consciousness during a water aerobics class.
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This is clear from the lack of self-consciousness in the shots.
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With Benjamin's maturation and intellectual awakening, a crippling self-consciousness set in.
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Some fended off the ensuing self-consciousness and existential dread with humor.
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" Her "usual spark," he complained, appeared "to be doused by self-consciousness.
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And there was an absolute lack of self-consciousness to the process.
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The beginning of self-consciousness, he argues, is the beginning of enlightenment.
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But their performances, skillful as they are, don't completely escape self-consciousness.
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Stylized self-consciousness becomes a reasonable response to a lack of substance.
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Sometimes when we raise a work's consciousness there's an attendant self-consciousness.
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There's the display of self-consciousness every good painting needs these days.
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Fashion, art, love, even philanthropy were spiked with a testy self-consciousness.
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It's funny to try to avoid feeling self-consciousness because that's a goal, to be conscious of yourself, but the other kind of self-consciousness, if it's undirected, it can be really debilitating and make you socially withdrawn.
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My crippling self-consciousness disappears — well, diminishes — when I write under Bosch's name.
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As Peter Carruthers first argued, self-consciousness is just mind reading turned inward.
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But signs of progress doubled as reasons for self-consciousness and thin skin.
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But I feel like these guys' self-consciousness makes them even more twee.
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And that music had a deliberately overwrought quality, signaling the author's self-consciousness.
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Finally, we can sometimes welcome teenage self-consciousness as an opportunity to connect.
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Shamsie is achingly good at capturing the claustrophobic self-consciousness of British Muslims.
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I've read that book too and am suddenly overcome with crippling self-consciousness.
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Seeing oneself projected, large format, within an art installation creates an uneasy self-consciousness.
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She survived off savings, she told Francis without a shred of detectable self-consciousness.
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My self-consciousness has really only ballooned: Don't ask me to go to Zumba.
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But I still felt a lingering self-consciousness, entirely novel and difficult to shake.
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Whatever self-consciousness is inevitably induced by those few square inches of Lycra vanished.
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Amid his milieu, he reports zero self-consciousness about having gay friends or roommates.
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The movie rages on into college and adult life, with my self-consciousness expanding.
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"I would say time consciousness and self-consciousness are modulated together," Wittmann tells me.
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Transcendence — the stuff of classical art — by its very definition bypasses our self-consciousness.
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The head of each has been subtly illuminated, as if framed by self-consciousness.
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There's more of that self-consciousness, and a parade of "Well hello, you!" cameos.
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Back then, at 27, I was experiencing some self-consciousness about my own origins.
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The show's haunting presentation also exerts the pressure of self-consciousness on the viewer.
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Osbourne has previously spoken out about body image, specifically her own self-consciousness and insecurities.
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There's plenty of research to suggest that many animals display varying degrees of self-consciousness.
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We were introspective, we had some degree of self-consciousness and we wanted to explore.
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I was letting internalized shame and self-consciousness take over instead of enjoying the moment.
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I felt self-conscious about modeling, but you can't let self-consciousness get to you.
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But "Mercury" suffers from a self-consciousness that undermines whatever elegant observation this mechanism allows.
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There is a stunning un-self-consciousness that overtakes her characters when they are alone.
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The ceaseless self-consciousness of a social-media universe makes true connection ever more tricky.
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You can sense that kind of self-consciousness at work when he's talking to women.
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The blameless incandescence of the 7-year-olds has given way to cringing self-consciousness.
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Did we come all this way to rediscover the ouroboros of guilty liberal self-consciousness?
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And Dell provides entertainment (and drugs) that ease Phillip's sense of isolation and self-consciousness.
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"I think I [pulled off my career without Instagram] with less self-consciousness," the supermodel added.
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They were also possessed with an ironic self-consciousness that winked at itself and its legacy.
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That being said, they can still be a source of self-consciousness for many of us.
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No, I wasn't cured of all self-consciousness; I still cringed or shied away at times.
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Why Trying to Be Less Awkward Never Works Self-consciousness does not exist to torture you.
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Mr. Shelley's breakneck guitar strumming propelled songs that often proclaimed lovelorn vulnerability alongside acute self-consciousness.
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The start and end of the school year served as the bookends to my self-consciousness.
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It's pretty pleasant, really, if you can get over the self-consciousness and façade of it all.
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While eating, I'll admit that I started to feel the self-consciousness of dining alone come out.
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You often lose self-consciousness as you gain flexibility, and a new hierarchy of values takes shape.
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In debates, she is often strong, her campaigning self-consciousness supplanted by an occasionally acidic, businesslike efficiency.
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It's one of the few times when extreme self-consciousness isn't just normal — it's encouraged and expected.
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Like the fallen first man and woman (indeed, like all humans), Drake is blighted by self-consciousness.
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The poems in Milk combine snarky sense of humor with an edge of semi-bitter self-consciousness.
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In my experience of self-consciousness, it's rarely the thing I'm worried about that people actually observe.
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To survive, you need either aggressive, frantically winking self-consciousness, end-of-the-world portentousness, or both.
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When Uma started to fuss, I overcame my self-consciousness and fed her under a nursing cover.
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Many True/False selections are defined by their subject's self-consciousness about their positions within their films.
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In this edition, Tiana Reid swerves into traffic on her bike in order to stave off self-consciousness.
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Murphy's self-consciousness has always kept his songs from saying too much, when intimation or innuendo will do.
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The sudden revelation of who and what they are brings with it the ultimate human curse: self-consciousness.
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Even small perceived failures could send him into spirals of despair and self-consciousness, sometimes lasting for months.
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THE STATE OF wanting to be looked at is often mingled with self-consciousness about that very desire.
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As lasting as the resulting blindness in that eye was Hearn's terrible self-consciousness about his disfigured appearance.
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There's none of the shyness and self-consciousness of so much American fiction that masks itself as austerity.
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If there was a scintilla of self-consciousness to any of those lines, it would have been unsatisfying.
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The alternative is an abrasive self-consciousness that pretends to be subversive but quickly turns sour and cynical.
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He had a self-consciousness that precluded him from taking jobs that he thought he couldn't do well.
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All these contradictions and reversals freight the artist's gestural paintings with an infinite shadow of evocative self-consciousness.
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Neumann asks, and her answer is instantaneous, her calm certainty in perfect counterpoint to his squirming self-consciousness.
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The food at both places shows great skill and self-assurance with very little preening and self-consciousness.
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A Pavlovian self-consciousness kicks in: You are 280 again, ungainly and unsure if you have bad breath.
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This form of self-consciousness, demanding that you look at yourself from a distance, often is philosophically revealing.
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Any sense of dignity or self-consciousness about my own utter lack of flexibility has flown the proverbial coop.
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Leila is often caught between an intense self-consciousness and a desire to say exactly what's on her mind.
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I felt like a piece of wood trying to move smoothly and — worse — I was consumed by self-consciousness.
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"I was very conscious of the color of my skin," Chopra tells Vogue India of her teenage self-consciousness.
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Hendel says partners can mistake this behavior for abandonment, which can trigger feelings of insecurity, self-consciousness, and confusion.
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In 20163 she became the first elephant to pass the "mirror self-recognition test", an indicator of self-consciousness.
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That decreased interaction, Dr. Spiegel said, suggested an explanation for the lack of self-consciousness shown by hypnotized subjects.
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In the locker room, the emotion and self-consciousness that has come to define this team came in torrents.
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I don't remember any other performance, out of decades of performances, because I had no self-consciousness during them.
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"Good Grief" is shaped by the existential self-consciousness that grips adolescents dealing with the cold fact of mortality.
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Frisch shifted in his chair, the leather seat giving off a flatulent squeak that triggered an old self-consciousness.
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And you may wonder — because their faces are both disfigured beyond concealment — if such self-consciousness ever leaves them.
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The lines pulled me into some sort of spiritual oasis in which resilience reached beyond the poet's self-consciousness.
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It offers an unflinching look at a girl's first steps into self-consciousness, in every sense of that word.
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It's a weird ebb and flow that has left an undeniable impression of the self-consciousness on the city.
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From his perch deep within his own self-consciousness, Jonas witnesses the foreign dynamics around him with astonishing lucidity.
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Before entering the space, the participants leave their shoes at the door, along with their inhibitions and self-consciousness.
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Her new and rebellious self-consciousness is subtly portrayed; her husband's resentment of her involvement in village politics is palpable.
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Some defended the film, arguing that Sierra's self-consciousness realistically reflects the way many people internalize cultural hostility toward fatness.
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It's a touching photograph, one that captures the self-consciousness and yearning of a certain type of scatterbrained college graduate.
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When you're able to strip away that self-consciousness, workouts are an easy and even enjoyable way to meet people.
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She began to gain awareness, self-consciousness: She wondered how the seduction, which earlier had seemed a certainty, would occur.
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The self-consciousness eventually burns out, and once I'd let those puritanical voices have their say, they lost all power.
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Despite the physical changes wrought by the hormones, Abby continued to suffer from a profound self-consciousness about her face.
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"When we're being watched, it's difficult to be our relaxed, authentic selves without effort or self-consciousness interfering," Jernigan said.
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Maybe a Trump movement is struggling toward self-consciousness, and in four to eight years it will be fully formed.
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Others' gym selfies, for example, can trigger self-consciousness, while body-positive users (such as Tess Holliday) can inspire confidence.
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They showcased a practice called institutional critique, then new, that encouraged self-consciousness about how art is shown and marketed.
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I'm not claiming to be the first to deliberately set aside self-consciousness in order to focus on the funny.
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Both had American singers as central characters, creating a palpable self-consciousness about the exercise of making opera in America.
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This is perhaps part of a growing self-consciousness among right-wing ideologues about the true nature of their politics.
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And the country's racial history has kept a perfectly reasonable mode of artistic expression — the musical — warped with self-consciousness.
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Instead, the show has a grinding Brechtian self-consciousness throughout, which calls harsh attention to its less than subtle ironies.
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From the self-consciousness about her teeth before getting them fixed, to how meeting Beyonce is a marker of really arriving.
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He watches in fascination as Oliver drinks a glass of apricot juice in one, large gulp, and dances without self-consciousness.
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I saw nude men and women walking around or lounging on the beach without any sign of self-consciousness or insecurity.
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And he's a glamorous narcissistic vagabond that drinks all the time and never shows remorse or a hint of self-consciousness.
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Hours will pass in what feels like minutes, and a sense of euphoria and loss of self-consciousness will kick in.
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A young woman's voice describes living in a world without sight, a heartfelt personal observation conveyed without self-consciousness or artifice.
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Their excruciating self-consciousness is a clear giveaway, as are their on-again-off-again friendships and their preference for texting.
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Mr. Foster, seen on Broadway in "Orphans" in 2013, provides an effortlessly natural Stanley, unencumbered by the usual preening self-consciousness.
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For whatever reason, a tinge of sourness—or self-loathing, or at least self-consciousness—had harshed the show's trademark mellow.
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He appreciated it all, though he toyed with his self-consciousness by sweetly excusing himself for jabbering away with personal reflections.
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Yet all that self-consciousness got swept up in the sheer kinetic joy of the music, which drove almost nonstop dancing.
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Mr. Yang said that over the past several weeks, he, too, had experienced sudden moments of self-consciousness while in public.
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In this essay and elsewhere, Young writes about female self-consciousness and the lengths to which women go to overcome it.
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The programming also highlights the genre's post-1960s shift into self-consciousness with musicals like "Pennies From Heaven" (Sunday), from 1981.
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"There is more spontaneity, less self-consciousness, and more chaos and comedy when humans and other animals coexist," Sohier told Insider.
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In Jack Thorne's listless new play, a group of feckless friends gather to discuss Anne Tyler and share their self-consciousness.
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This inevitably leads to a slightly cloying and hoary theatrical self-consciousness, with Christopher bossing around the performers of his mini-memoir.
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Masks simultaneously make Facebook feel more modern, lure users to Live in order to try them and decrease self-consciousness while broadcasting.
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Would it be a cushion against reality a self consciousness of the human body and human movement a game of cheating sexuality?
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Both make you question your self-worth, feel a deep level of shame and self-consciousness, and stress about long-term effects.
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By dissecting female experience of everyday life, she illustrated the ways in which gender is shaped by self-consciousness and social expectations.
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There was an atmosphere of drifting melancholy about him that, as in his prose, he made almost comic by sly self-consciousness.
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Abby's self-consciousness in the company of others was nothing compared with the unhappiness she felt when faced with her own reflection.
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Cohen explains that because so much of the illness is psychological, worsening body odor often prompts only more paranoia or self-consciousness.
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This narrative frame feels forced, though, teetering between earnestness and self-consciousness without solving the problem of uniting the three different plots.
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This exhibition probes what we had already gleaned: Warhol's intense admiration for other people's looks and his self-consciousness toward his own.
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European self-consciousness was then sharply demarcated in remote trading posts and colonies vis-à-vis subjugated and supposedly racially inferior peoples.
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To give our machine self-consciousness akin to human consciousness, we would have to let it leave that laptop locked in that AirBnB.
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I love how Buddhism addresses the very mental aspects of the self-consciousness, perceptions of reality, community, and one's role in the world.
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The self-consciousness I'd felt but hardly known how to track since starting at that small white school bloomed to sudden, painful awareness.
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Even though she grew up with fame and fortune, Kelly Osbourne still experienced the same self-consciousness and insecurities that everyone else faces.
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Here is love-struck adolescence in all its embarrassing self-consciousness, and its tremendous sale made "Seventeen" the best-selling fiction of 1916.
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Still, Dr. Spiegel said, the findings might help explain the intense absorption, lack of self-consciousness and suggestibility that characterize the hypnotic state.
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This snarky sense of humor shows up again in "Why I Hate the Internet," but with an edge of semi-bitter self-consciousness.
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"There's none of the shyness and self-consciousness of so much American fiction that masks itself as austerity," our critic Parul Sehgal writes.
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To begin with, Thom — who spends the play's 70 uninterrupted minutes wallowing in bitter self-consciousness — has been given more room to roam.
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With teenage self-consciousness and some disarming naivete, Adam studies trans testimonials on YouTube and awkwardly hangs out with his girlfriend's trans friends.
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I just fart more than I used to and lack both the physical strength and the self-consciousness to hold it all back.
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Her movements are in no way rhythmical; they are the movements of someone who has no audience and no self-consciousness to shackle them.
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" Working in Italian also allowed her to shuck off some of the burdens and self-consciousness of success: "I became a writer in English.
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Not unlike in Moonlight, Elio's contrasting alienation is portrayed as a kind of precocious, diary-writing introversion, though also an endearingly neurotic self-consciousness.
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"Suck your cheeks in like a fish," technical program manager Danielle Belko tells me while I try not to succumb to paralyzing self-consciousness.
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"The teen bedroom is this haven for self-expression, but because teenagers are involved there's still so much self-consciousness in it," he concedes.
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The New Pornographers: Whiteout Conditions (Concord) Self-consciousness usually compounds formal dilemmas rather than solves them, but every album don't work out that way.
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The trajectory of this underground railroad is from blithe, barbed self-consciousness to the subconscious, where land mines you pretended didn't exist keep exploding.
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The app introduced a fatal self-consciousness: To my usual audience of online friends was added my own future self, cringing from a distance.
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Only when women are represented at the top in greater numbers, she argued, will they be allowed to lobby for themselves without self-consciousness.
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As a rapper, Glover has made a point of blurring the line between himself and his alter egos, between self-awareness and self-consciousness.
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Karen can't make it five pages without being tormented by crippling self-consciousness over appetizers, furniture, shopping, racial politics or her own daughter's name.
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Greengrass is as dexterous as ever, yet the result, though abounding in thrills, seems oddly stifled by self-consciousness and, dare one say, superfluous.
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Also, unwieldy breast size can make it hard to exercise or engage in other physical activity — plus, there's the underlying emotional toll and self-consciousness.
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A lot of these feelings... overlap — there's social anxiety and embarrassment in awkwardness — but I think awkwardness is self-consciousness with this undercurrent of uncertainty.
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Particularly on the left, there's a lot of self-consciousness about the descent from verbal sparring to fisticuffs: Is a molotov cocktail ever morally justified?
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" Another woman said: "Mostly I just don't feel particularly desirable, plus it raises my self-consciousness considerably, which means I'm just not there for it.
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The not-yet LaFlame was around 18 or 19 years old then and his youthful fervor is expressed with a wonderful lack of self-consciousness.
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Vaginal tighteners are more than happy to market their product to this self-consciousness, and their prevalence and visibility may just amplify the issue further.
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Raised on images of the past, we possess historical awareness and self-consciousness of our role in the present, which activates or troubles the image.
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Pleading self-consciousness, he said he has not watched the original "Star Wars" movies outside of theaters and has seen "The Force Awakens" only twice.
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"The Wire" is evoked in an academic setting, with the obligatory Dickens and Shakespeare name-checks wrapped in several layers of eye-rolling self-consciousness.
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William Villalongo: There's also maybe a bit of self-consciousness about how he's looked at or how the work is looked at down the line.
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It's interesting to note that wasn't just a reflection of the self-consciousness the affair made her feel, but perhaps is how she always sees herself.
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But between the tired EarPod design and the need to charge yet another gadget, they appear destined to inspire user frustration, not to mention self-consciousness.
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Toward the end of class, we started to sort of run in place and scream, let out all of the stress and tension and self-consciousness.
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The other way to remove user self-consciousness about AR is to focus on a form factor where everyone is already wearing something on their heads.
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For all of the pride (and sexist chatter online) surrounding Pitch, you can almost feel the self-consciousness of the show's producers in its first episode.
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But years after this angst-ridden festival of self-consciousness, I have become uncomfortably reacquainted with the feeling of being on the outside of the clique.
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Companies could leverage that self-consciousness and create a "virtue signal" to neighbors — put slower-shipped boxes in a different color — without having to raise prices.
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Kinan relives memories of the fire and discusses his physical and mental healing process, including how he has dealt with his self-consciousness and his disfigurement.
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The actors (including Psych's Timothy Omundson, Community's Luke Youngblood, and beloved tough-guy ham Vinnie Jones) camp it up with a supreme lack of self-consciousness.
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That horrible self-consciousness, every sentence comments on itself and comments on itself commenting on itself, and I think it was actually supposed to be funny.
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With drugs, young people are more aware of their mental health, so instead of wanting to get obliterated, sometimes there's more awareness there and self-consciousness.
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The "bikini body" concept has such a hold over women's body image that some women will completely avoid going to the beach out of self-consciousness.
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That they can't always jolt the show to life, or overcome its tendency toward a critical mass of self-consciousness and ponderous seriousness, isn't their fault.
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What distinguishes his work is his beginner's mind, his lack of self-consciousness, his physical pursuit of unlearning what he has been taught by received information.
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He is sincere in that L.A. way, seemingly neurosis- and regret-free, matter-of-factly cataloging his achievements without a scent of vanity or self-consciousness.
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All of them at various stages of evolution with their unique expressions of expectation or anxiety, curiosity or self-consciousness — standing still for the intrusive camera.
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Wathne explains that one of her subjects, a woman in a blue bubble jacket and blue glasses, got over this self-consciousness in her old age.
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It's the rare second album that, despite new self-consciousness, stretches beyond an unspoiled debut to reach for even bigger things, with all its passion intact.
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The cumbersomeness but also the self-consciousness of the gimmick makes this part of the play feel clever but mechanical, a round robin of lesbian Clue.
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The self-consciousness in Walcott's poetry, still, is a peculiar disturbance in the last half of the 20th century and in the beginning of our century.
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This particular set of qualities has long been part of American self-consciousness, noted especially by de Tocqueville in his insightful study of our "can do" society.
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He said she had overcome a lot of self-consciousness about her literacy, and Mr. Balick has encouraged Ms. Thompson to begin writing about her life.
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The actors all do what they can, and some â€" Finn Wolfhard, Sarah Paulson â€" manage to shake the film out of its chilly self-consciousness.
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When access and money aren't an issue, though, there's still another hurdle that autistic people can face in trying to replace something important to us: self-consciousness.
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Even though Graham exudes confidence every time we see her modeling skimpy swimwear, she admits she's not immune to waves of self-consciousness every-so-often too.
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Thankfully, Allen's shots of the naturists, free of self-consciousness and judgement, encourage you to do just that: appreciate your body for the wonder that it is.
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Julianne Hough has learned that the best way to overcome body shaming and self-consciousness is by finding a way to get out of her own head.
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They also agree on the public's yearning for strong, sovereign governments that stand up for their national interests with what Mr Szabo calls a "healthy self-consciousness".
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I think there are many, many reasons, in spite of all the apparent self-consciousness in art, that male artists may tend to be taken more seriously.
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When I liked a character, I became unabashedly obsessed in ways that only a guileless kid can be, bursting with pure passion and devoid of self-consciousness.
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On Monday, the gymnast posted a photo of herself in a one-piece on Instagram, along with a message speaking out about body confidence and self-consciousness.
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Decades before "Scream" ushered in the trend of horror movies that knowingly commented on themselves, "Halloween" adopted a wry self-consciousness that constantly drew attention to itself.
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But once we made it over the bridge, the huge, blue solvent of the bay erased whatever hideous self-consciousness we'd felt while riding along the highway.
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Clinton's book, Mr. Bottum writes in his review, is a reflection of her biggest weakness as a candidate: self-consciousness coupled with a lack of self-reflection.
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"I had to actively try to squash away initial feelings of insecurity and self-consciousness, because they would have just completely sabotaged my whole process," she said.
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Anxiety, self-consciousness and humiliation are the default inner states of the characters in these 11 stories, which are dynamic with speed yet rich with novelistic denseness.
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The question is what it means — what degree of self-consciousness or critical distance "Good Time" brings to its depiction of bottom-of-the-barrel white privilege.
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The song also seemed to suggest that Macklemore was somehow different, blessed—or burdened—with slightly more self-consciousness than other white hip-hop artists or fans.
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There are entire chapters about the levels of self-consciousness I possessed about my masculinity and my blackness, and how they impacted decisions that I have made.
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If any shoe were to ever achieve reflexive self-consciousness, it would be a Croc, so that it could marvel in the true depths of its own ... individuality.
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The project of an ongoing vegetal integration through feedback loops and other communication strategies and mechanisms may be considered analogous to what we, humans, define as self-consciousness.
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But I appreciate the complaint about work that's embalmed by self-consciousness, made by those grasping for Art instead of tunneling in, like the "termite" artists Farber preferred.
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Your whole being oozes something unseemly, unwholesome; not self-consciousness as such, but something odder and intangible that fences you off away from the rest of the world.
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Thanks to her varied swimsuit collection and general lack of self-consciousness, she's displayed sideboob, underboob, underbutt and nearly every other combo of direction + body part that exists.
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"When everyone's drawing on freckles and you're always covering yours," she captioned a very rare bare-faced Snapchat photo a few months back, expressing her own self-consciousness.
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Muslim women, particularly the many who ache to prove that one can be covered and cool, can now jump into the fray with a bit less self-consciousness.
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Self-consciousness has nothing else to work with but the same sensory data we use to figure out what other people are doing and are going to do.
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It hits the perfunctory notes of straight-ahead hot-kids-in-creepy-forest horror, but adds elements of "Scream"-style self-consciousness and "Wet Hot American Summer" nostalgia.
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They are shows that in their original incarnations caused such excitement that ever after they have inspired trepidation, agitation and extreme self-consciousness among those who revisit them.
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" Researchers also found a decrease in "tension, depression and self-consciousness," saying that "heavy drinkers and abstainers have higher rates of clinical depression than do regular moderate drinkers.
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I was also struck by details from Mr. Qader's account of the psychological transition to his new life, including his self-consciousness and obsession with symbols of freedom.
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Self-consciousness, combined with the realization that he relied heavily on alcohol to write and perform his songs, led him to put his glass down in the studio.
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Try putting plans in place for how to distract yourself when the self-consciousness becomes overpowering (like, "if it gets too much, then I'll go to the bathroom").
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Each performer has one, delivered with a devastating transparency that exposes the bad faith behind liberal righteousness, the anger behind glib irony, the id beneath the self-consciousness.
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Her utter lack of self-consciousness, irrepressible good nature and delirious ad-libbing have long made Dion an eccentric outlier in the often cynical world of pop stardom.
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Australia is a huge country, at 25m km² and the paintings in this show reflect what Christopher Riopelle, the curator, calls the "developing national self-consciousness" of the nation.
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" Kearney adds that, "Contemporary artists live in a world of such profound self-consciousness, and with the burden of somehow having to reckon with the canon of western art.
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He is America's money-in-politics problem in human form, and he evinces no self-consciousness about this even as he claims to be running to improve political representation.
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When it comes to public areas where you are most free to surrender self-awareness and self-consciousness, lounging on a multi-hour airline flight is probably prime territory.
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You're selling us self-consciousness, the same poison that made you clearly develop some sort of body dysmorphia or facial dysmorphia you are now pouring back into the world.
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But whether hair-touching is an act of self-harm, self-consciousness, or just self-love, there's still the worry that it could be doing your ends some harm.
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I'm still doing my job as a DP, but there's something of an un-self-consciousness that happens where I'm just seeing the person looking, if that makes sense.
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While the show has its expected share of scatological jokes and schoolboy humor, there's none of the wink-wink self-consciousness common to downtown campfests or Zucker brothers movies.
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He doesn't overdo the self-consciousness, but he knows that the audience has a soft spot for unusual children, whose aura of innocence is a screen for otherworldly powers.
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The production deftly uses the self-consciousness of its characters to create a more pervasive, self-examining consciousness about the artistic process that sets the rhythms for their dialogue.
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You won't find much by way of Instagram-ready self-consciousness or name-dropping here; just, for better or for worse, 40,000 people looking to have a good time.
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It's been an absolute great joy and it's made me quite proud to be able to talk about sex in a way that is without self-consciousness or awkwardness.
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Post-pilot "Twin Peaks" is the template for Peak TV: The stylization and self-consciousness of shows from "Breaking Bad" and "Mad Men" to "Fargo" and "Atlanta" start there.
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The cast, which also includes Anne L. Nathan and Michael Pemberton as Tom's vigilant best friends, is expert at conveying the self-consciousness that comes with such bumbling attempts.
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His lack of self-consciousness and reverence for the mundanities of daily life is somehow refreshing and the specificity of his details make for a vivid 2-D Bristol.
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Why, instead of yearning for the days of "leaders" spitting out clichés and rhetoric, can we not celebrate a player who embraces individualism without the slightest hint of self-consciousness?
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A 2013 study by researcher David Veale found that even men who were average or above-average expressed feelings of inadequacy and self-consciousness when it came to their member.
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Self-consciousness isn't even very useful (which is why research into consciousness rarely goes anywhere—it spends too much time assuming there's a grand purpose and then searching for it).
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I shrugged that self-consciousness off when I got inside the venue, had a beer, and told myself to get the hell over it, Rachel, you're a fully grown woman.
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Danielle Brooks is usually outspoken about loving her body and encouraging her social media followers to do the same, but even she has moments of self-doubt and self-consciousness.
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Surfaces look stickier and more ambiguous, though, in the shadowy 1909 "Portrait With Apples," and there's the suggestion of self-consciousness in the pose of its subject, Macke's wife, Elisabeth.
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Yet in Ms. Waller-Bridge's rendering, an ugly, unprintable two-word exclamation somehow encompasses self-destructiveness, self-assertiveness, self-consciousness — and the unconditional thrill and muddle of simply being alive.
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That said, it's exasperating (yet predictable) that the movie makes such a great, groaning fuss over the fact that women are onboard, a self-consciousness that reads like self-congratulation.
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Whimsical photographs range from quotidian urban scenes to moments of joy devoid of any self-consciousness (a pair of hands exuberantly tossing a water bottle in the air, for example).
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The Beat Museum said that Cassady spoke "in a rush of mad ecstasy, without self-consciousness or mental hesitation," and Kerouac's change of style helped the book become a sensation.
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Bottles like these turn wine-drinking into an unconscious activity, which in many ways is an antidote to the self-consciousness that so often governs the American approach to wine.
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Maureen Ryan, Variety: Until Stranger Things 2 really gets going — and that takes a while — it trails an air of self-consciousness that veers into strained fan service at times.
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To hear a woman bare none of the self-consciousness that comes with the male gaze, to fearlessly embrace the chaos of her own emotions, is both powerful and inspiring.
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Nor should we forget that Raghubir, a student of photographic history, admired Henri Cartier Bresson and was sympathetic to the Magnum Agency's blend of aesthetic self-consciousness and journalistic responsibility.
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"When people feel anonymous, they no longer have the internal social self-checks of self-consciousness, embarrassment, guilt, or shame that would ordinarily rein in [this type of] behavior," he says.
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Being used to people putting iPhones close to his face to take selfies helped too because "it really minimized any self-consciousness about the process of making a film", he said.
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These works destabilize notions of good and bad, high and low, transferring some of Dada's self-consciousness to canvas, even as his robust paint-handling signals a passion for the medium.
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It matters for viewers, as citizens still absorbing the shifts and counter-shifts in self-consciousness that feminism, like other seismic tremors in identity culture, has not ceased to cause. ♦
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Lab-based OBEs can offer an insight into the interaction between the brain and body and how it affects our self-consciousness, says Hyeongdong Park, a postdoctoral student in Blanke's lab.
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A team at MIT has been working on just such a device, though the hardware design, admittedly, doesn't go too far toward removing that whole self-consciousness bit from the equation.
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While most people welcome having a famous follower, the online relationship between those with disparate levels of social-media status can lead to a feeling of self-consciousness in the followee.
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Murphy still confirms every cliché about the constricting effects of self-consciousness on an artist, and that, too, is a comfort; it's good to know he's as endearingly awkward as ever.
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LOS ANGELES — To be a young rock star in 2018 is to be racked with anxiety and self-consciousness about what it means to be a young rock star in 2018.
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Erasmus and Paul would prefer white wine over beer, thank you, and there is a pleasing and rare lack of self-consciousness about the way the characters engage with their identities.
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Yet a graceful BD Wong manages it with barely a stoop of self-consciousness in "The Great Leap," Lauren Yee's global-vision variation on a by-the-numbers sports soap opera.
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Reading her book, however, I kept thinking that whatever condemnation and self-consciousness accompany writing about the self, the commercial pressures have been running the other way for some time now.
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There is an element of epistemological volatility in his acting: You never know for sure if the hints of self-consciousness, of anti-realism, come from him or from the characters.
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And that doesn't take into account the sense of self-consciousness that can often come with dropping into a gym or workout class as a newcomer, no matter your fitness level.
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Balfe and Heughan play these moments beautifully, their expressions dancing between excitement and fear and lust and self-consciousness in the space of breaths; it's so intimate it's almost uncomfortable to watch.
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The most fun performances to watch are the ones by performers who sink their teeth into the silliness of the premise, and go big and bold without a scrap of self-consciousness.
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And that in turn raises intriguing questions about the origins of self-consciousness, and the development of connections between the self and others that make us the social creatures that we are.
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The film's blend of curatorial nostalgia and dystopian prophecy captured a mood of self-conscious melancholy in its moment and set a tone of melancholy self-consciousness that has endured ever since.
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That's partly because redemption stories exert their own magnetic pull, but also because the French director Laure de Clermont-Tonnerre goes all in, embracing simplicity and sincerity without hesitation or self-consciousness.
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Canavero and Ren have claimed in news reports that the dog and monkey regained movement, but there are no peer-reviewed articles and no indications they regained self-consciousness or could feel sensation.
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Such social self-consciousness, combined with the platform technologies and particularly the cross-referenced rating systems that underpin Uber, M Turk and others, points, in Feher's thinking, to a potential renewal of cooperativism.
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Research is limited, but it doesn't take a PhD to see that, for many of us, hair-touching is more a sign of physical self-consciousness than it is a sassy mating call.
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We're now laughing with the self-consciousness, lunacy and happy incompetence that just a few years ago in, say, those "Ghost Rider" movies, starring a fully committed Nicolas Cage, we were laughing at.
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I think it's hard to be 14 years old no matter what you're doing, but to be 14 years old and have the whole world watching you, with that self-consciousness, is hard.
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But, in place of Ball's trademark playful anarchy, it is weighed down by a deadening self-consciousness: it's a Way We Live Now show, about a multiracial family colliding with the Trump era.
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But with every new candle on a birthday cake that I blew, the bubble of self-consciousness in my body also began to blow up, and soon I found myself trapped in it.
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"I've been collecting photos of men performing their masculinity for the camera, mostly a stoic kind, often awkward because there is a glimpse of self-consciousness going on," says the Brooklyn-based artist.
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I happened to see "I, Tonya" right after "Lady Bird" and was struck by their shared preoccupation with the self-consciousness, even shame, that Americans who struggle financially are sometimes made to feel.
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The sentences take on an Orwellian clarity — they're lean and clean, flensed of the tics, doodles and strenuous self-consciousness of his early work, and of the dour didacticism of the new novels.
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At the hearing deciding the girl's fate, Chad Brackeen left out any self-consciousness about his large home with a pool on an acre of land that he had expressed to the Times.
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Essay Early in "The Awakening" — Kate Chopin's great feminist novel of identity and self-consciousness, which still throbs with relevance more than 120 years after its publication — the heroine's husband picks a fight.
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And then to the inner consciousness of the modern novel we add the extreme self-consciousness of the postmodern one, as in Jacobson, with the insistent mashup of forms and genres and characters.
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I was tickled by the lack of self-consciousness in his splayed position on the ground, and Edgar said he would always do things like that (despite having terrible back and knee problems).
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Yeah, Phoenix gets to plug a few of his upcoming projects, but the interview really hits on the 43-year-old's self-consciousness about fame, and how great of an interviewer Will Ferrell is.
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Standfest's work also hints at the crushing misery of intellect and hyper-self-consciousness, especially as self-awareness, to say nothing of truth and its pursuit through formal study, continues to lose its foothold.
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Mads Mikkelsen plays him with a stony lack of self-consciousness, even though his distractingly odd makeup makes him look as if he'd been blinking away glistening magenta tears for decades or even centuries.
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Titus (Tituss Burgess) used melodrama and a closetful of exquisite kimonos to distract from his self-consciousness and vulnerability; Jacqueline's (Jane Krakowski) snobbery was largely performative, a smokescreen hiding the insecurity at her core.
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Things have taken such a turn into this sort of self-consciousness that the charisma and racial stratagems of the flamboyantly ideological Johnnie Cochran have reappeared in two different O. J. Simpson television events.
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As the young man's religious and psychological crisis accelerates, "Tikkun" (a Hebrew word with complex theological and moral connotations) grows funnier and darker, without abandoning the empathy that saves it from excessive self-consciousness.
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Or perhaps, long saddled with the wounded self-consciousness of outsiders, conservative elites now view the mob as their cousins, sharing a common resentment against the mainstream society from which they, too, feel excluded.
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In May, after years of extreme self-consciousness every time I had a flare-up, I stumbled across a thread on the r/SkinCareAddiction subreddit about Curology, a subscription mail-order acne medication service.
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In total, she spends $550 for the week—a number that's surprising to her, though it's one that she admits might be lower than usual as a result of the self-consciousness of filming.
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His "Brother/Sister" plays are postmodern in their formal self-consciousness but combine the spiritual and the material in the way that Wilson does — giving a suprahuman dimension to a very specific everyday reality.
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Just about everything that happens to Christian has a conceptual dimension, an element of coy self-consciousness, that makes you wonder whether it's just something that happened or a carefully planned and theorized happening.
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But just like most humans on earth, as I've gotten older I've started to care less and less what people think of me – which is surprisingly more fun than feeling crippled with self-consciousness.
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Being good at it requires lacking enough self-consciousness to get out there and talk to people, but having enough self-awareness to make the experience a positive one for the other party as well.
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As we moved from dish to dish and the wine gradually became drier, the chatter between the participants started to be more fluid and continuous, a departure from the brief period of collective self-consciousness.
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This means that even a passive scroll through Instagram can be more about stoking self-consciousness, in oneself and in others, than providing motivation—and that we internalize these lessons more easily than we think.
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"From taking photographs of George and Charlotte, I have been struck by the wonderful lack of self-consciousness that you see in photographs of children, without the self-awareness that adults generally feel," Kate said.
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The self-consciousness around my ethnicity has pushed me to overcompensate by building a brand centered on hybridized experiences as a Chinese-Canadian and on proving that I'm not what this comment says I am.
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One of the most difficult things for a show to do is to realize the serendipity of a successful dynamic — say, between Quinn and Rachel — and tend its growth without letting self-consciousness smother it.
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Performing with a full band creates a kind of self-consciousness; for a performer so deeply cerebral as Clark, seeing her perform with other musicians always felt like a dilution, of sorts, of her ideas.
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Chopin's "great feminist novel of identity and self-consciousness," recently rereleased more than a century after its original publication, is the story of the protagonist Edna's awakening to the oppressive patriarchy in which she lives.
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She has also stretched, however gently, the traditional reluctance of royals to express opinions on political matters, speaking for example in March about how self-consciousness around menstruation hurt young women in many developing countries.
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Such self-consciousness occupies a lot (and I mean a lot) of stage time in "The Babylon Line," Richard Greenberg's new play, which opened on Monday at the Mitzi E. Newhouse Theater at Lincoln Center.
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Guitars, strumming and keening, rally behind her, fall away and rally again as she confronts both her antagonist and her own self-consciousness: "Everyone will hear me complain," she proclaims in a cappella vocal harmonies.
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Again, I love the setup and the self-consciousness of the narrator; and the obsessive searching of Sarah Woodruff at the horizon again and again, as she returns to the ocean's edge, cloaked in black.
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After overcoming their self-consciousness or need to create a perfect line, the participants — one of whom was blind and another diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease — began opening up and producing large-scale works on paper.
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Its complete lack of restraint, cynicism, or self-consciousness invites viewers to drop their own reservations and just feel the big, broad emotions as they're played out on-screen, through memorable songs and elaborate fantasy sequences.
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It's all wit, it's all intellect, it's all mind, it's ease with language, it's confidence, it's lack of self consciousness, it's lack of filter, and those are not things that I feel like I innately have.
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"And I can see how that lends itself to self-esteem issues or just like self-consciousness issues because you don't have the option to not always have your whole body be very visible," she said.
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Fans' relative patience with these rituals of correction depends, most likely, on whether they want the uninterrupted thrill of watching a big play without self-consciousness or the comforting, constantly updating reality of live pitch tracking.
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This 1958 debut feature from Louis Malle is also laced with the self-consciousness of the then-budding French New Wave, with a discursive plot, offhand references to French colonialism and a stylish Miles Davis score.
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Like Ms. Sagher, I hadn't met Mr. Dietz's play before, but when it premiered Ben Brantley called it " 'Melrose Place' with a thesaurus and a reflective streak of self-consciousness," frowning on the heavy-handed dialogue.
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BRANTLEY I do think one of his concerns is to erase borders and tear down walls, not just to rattle us with avant-garde self-consciousness, but to suggest our own kinship with the people onstage.
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Philippe Rochat, a developmental psychologist at Emory University whom Dahl interviewed for her book, thinks human beings develop self-consciousness as early as 18 months — the age at which children typically start recognizing themselves in the mirror.
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And Ms. Foote and Ms. Harris (a Tony winner in 2002 for "Thoroughly Modern Millie") surf their characters' streams of consciousness with a virtuosic lack of self-consciousness, giving equal weight to the trivial and the tragic.
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It's a mindset that I think is really valuable when it comes to learning, without having the self-consciousness of knowing that it's going to be for other people—when it's just for you and your friends.
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Perversely, the downside of attracting so much attention was that I began to develop a self-consciousness about myself, the intensity of which I hadn't experienced since I was a young woman in the throes of puberty.
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"Undoubtedly, the views of Earth from space have had a huge impact on both the cultural identity and self-consciousness of humanity," entrepreneur Marsal Gifra, who founded the human spaceflight advocacy group Homo Spaciens Foundation, told me.
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I knew, even as a young adult, that I moved among and around white people with relative ease, in a way that my blackness — and my own perception and self-consciousness of it — wasn't at the foreground.
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The other is that the self-consciousness journalists at legacy outlets have about accusations of liberal bias leads them to bend over backward to allow the leading conservative gripes of the day to dominate the news agenda.
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For what is now called "The Purloining of Prince Oleomargarine," Philip Stead has come up with a text that, in an unpretentious way, is almost postmodern, nearly Calvinoish in its self-consciousness about its own entangled origins.
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Being alone, I was paired with three people I didn't know, which was weird at first — none of us really wanted to play footsie — but you lose your self-consciousness in a hurry on that first dip.
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"The beauty myth - an obsession with physical perfection that traps modern woman in an endless cycle of hopelessness, self consciousness, and self-hatred as she tries to fulfill society's impossible definition of flawless beauty," the singer wrote.
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But the more I think about it, the more the work's self-consciousness seems like just another aesthetic choice, just one more tool, like color or composition, that Mr. Ethridge can use to make a beautiful picture.
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Mark Zuckerberg has repeatedly said that visual communication is replacing text, but that's forced users to either use generic emoji out of convenience or deal with the chore and self-consciousness of shooting a quick photo or video.
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Perpetually visible and called out as observers, the audience functioned by turns as witnesses, as confidants, as a chorus, and by the end, as collaborators in this performance piece concerned with self-consciousness (both the performers' and ours).
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This anxiety over death's cruel interruption of true love permeates her narrative of Cray's cancer, their wedding and his passing, which McBride narrates vividly and without the self-consciousness that is at times distancing elsewhere in the book.
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"The Man Who Killed Don Quixote" is most fantastical when it's most literal, and vice versa, and like the novel (the second volume in particular) it enfolds layers of self-consciousness into its comic tale of epic adventure.
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In terms of the classes, beginners start at Level One, where you learn the basics and shake off any self consciousness or shyness, before picking up skills before you're at Level Four and performing shows with gay abandon.
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Even the presence of Juliette Binoche (playing a television actress, married to an editor, in an affair with a novelist) feels like a wink, though Ms. Binoche herself, as ever, plays the role without the slightest self-consciousness.
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Following a theory of Homeric authorship that assumed the Odyssey to have been composed at least a century after the Iliad, he pointed out that Odysseus, who is constantly reflecting and planning, manifests a self-consciousness of mind.
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Ms. Ziegler knows that self-consciousness is rarely an athlete's friend, and there are moments when Tim or Sergei finds himself in the zone of a natural rhythm, when you almost palpably feel the satisfaction of instinctive performance.
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Slow weight loss, stretch marks, scars and loose skin can trigger insecurities that they're "not doing it right" and self-consciousness that is exacerbated by the lack of representation of various postpartum bodies in the media and in society.
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Self-consciousness goes up with the more skin you are baring and the more shape you are showing, said Rachel Simmons, an expert in girls empowerment, bestselling author and scholar in residence at The Hewitt School in New York.
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"I don't claim that fish lack self-awareness, but rather that the minimal required explanation for the behaviors we observe in the mirror test does not require invocation of self-awareness, self-consciousness, or theory of mind," Jordan said.
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He tells us of his family life — sibling rivalries with an older brother and younger sister, his distant father, his struggle to separate from a vivid intellectual mother — but the stakes are constantly lowered by Zeke's ironic self-consciousness.
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I have experienced that utter lack of self-consciousness only three times in my life: When I fell in love 25 years ago, the months I had untreated postpartum psychosis, and the two-and-half minutes of the eclipse.
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At first I attributed this to normal self-consciousness, but as the day progressed it occurred to me that it might be a kind of honesty: He wouldn't do me or himself the disrespect of offering a charm performance.
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The women in the play, followers of the god Dionysos, revel in their carnality without self-consciousness or shame — a theme Ms. Keiley was deeply interested in exploring in her dreamlike production, which is lush with music and dance.
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Starting Wednesday, July 12, the Metrograph mounts a rewarding slate of films from the Swiss director Alain Tanner, whose '70s pictures delighted New York cinephiles by proving, among other things, that self-consciousness and engaging narrative weren't mutually exclusive.
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The second season introduces the most outwardly malevolent of these, the Shame Wizard (a wonderful David Thewlis, who gets to say things like "hella faded"), and he terrorizes the kids with a heightened self-consciousness for their urges and actions.
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Here we get not only the self-consciousness of sitters that we saw in Sander's work, but our own awareness that the posing is being done by a professional performer, who is completely aware of every aspect of her performance.
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For most of the album, he uses the legacy of chunky, melodic, fuzztone-loving rock — the Cars by way of the Pixies and Weezer — to reveal the insecurities and torturously layered self-consciousness of growing up as a digital native.
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The movie does receive a welcome shot of adrenaline from Michelle Williams as the heiress to the cosmetics empire (Lauren Hutton pops in as her grandma), whose Barbie-esque appearance is balanced by self-consciousness about her high-pitched voice.
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Created and acted by Jennifer Kidwell and Scott Sheppard, the production — presented as a middle-school history class exercise — progresses from blithe, barbed self-consciousness into a subconscious filled with land mines that you usually pretend don't exist (1:15).
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She accentuates Fleabag's self-consciousness and theatricality by not just talking into the camera, but silently looking into it on a regular basis, arching her brows or throwing a look of incomprehension at the ceaseless irritation other humans cause her.
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Created and acted by Jennifer Kidwell and Scott Sheppard, the production (presented as a middle-school history class exercise) progresses from blithe, barbed self-consciousness into a subconscious filled with land mines that you usually pretend don't exist (254:30).
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Created and acted by Jennifer Kidwell and Scott Sheppard, the production (presented as a middle-school history class exercise) progresses from blithe, barbed self-consciousness into a subconscious filled with land mines that you usually pretend don't exist (1:15).
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Created and acted by Jennifer Kidwell and Scott Sheppard, the production (presented as a middle-school history class exercise) progresses from blithe, barbed self-consciousness into a subconscious filled with land mines that you usually pretend don't exist (210:2312).
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Created and acted by Jennifer Kidwell and Scott Sheppard, the production (presented as a middle-school history class exercise) progresses from blithe, barbed self-consciousness into a subconscious filled with land mines that you usually pretend don't exist (86673:86663).
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"Lack of access to others, shyness or social anxiety, inexperience and self-consciousness, or perhaps having a partner who is unwilling to participate in certain sexual preferences" are all listed as reasons why adults might use sex dolls by Dr. Kanaris.
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Created and acted by Jennifer Kidwell and Scott Sheppard, the production (presented as a middle-school history class exercise) progresses from blithe, barbed self-consciousness into a subconscious filled with land mines that you usually pretend don't exist (800:870).
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Created and acted by Jennifer Kidwell and Scott Sheppard, the production (presented as a middle-school history class exercise) progresses from blithe, barbed self-consciousness into a subconscious filled with land mines that you usually pretend don't exist (2130:21555).
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There is a self-consciousness to a few of these shows, but it's almost the opposite of the kind Sehgal writes about: it's a desire to reject the "very special episode" path and seek something more honest and more original.
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There's an overall sense of self-consciousness to "Dannemora," of reining in — as if the creative team were unwilling (or unable) to exploit the story's naturally pulpy essence, but also were unwilling to fully explore its possibilities for uncomfortable humor.
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Yet after several incidents that have besmirched the university's reputation, and in an era of heightened self-consciousness over privilege, that formerly contrived embarrassment may be ceding to sincere shame and a reassessment of the merits of a Harvard education.
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Farber — the South African-born creator of viscerally stirring reimaginings of classics like "Miss Julie" and "The Crucible" — understands that there is no need to add layers of directorial self-consciousness when your main character is the ultimate self-conscious auteur.
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The pages gave this class a self-consciousness and also displayed them to the reading public, projecting what might have been fame only within the realm of the 22009 to an audience of millions, who learned to desire what they had.
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It would be fascinating to have known his take on the work of someone like the contemporary playwright Branden Jacobs-Jenkins, who sees the African-American identity as an existential and very mutable question, shaped by self-consciousness and self-editing.
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I was searching for remedies to writer's block on YouTube when I found a video of Toni Morrison talking about the white gaze — the assumption that the reader is white and the resulting self-consciousness in your thinking and writing.
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This is the emotional heart of our encounter with Penny — an affect made possible by the six cameras in a private space, which allow the artist's mother to tell her own story without the self-consciousness that a cameraperson would instill.
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Even if consciousness is key, it's not clear where we draw the line: some say moral worth requires the kind of consciousness associated with feeling pain and pleasure (phenomenal consciousness), others point to the kind associated with self-awareness, or self-consciousness.
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I've always been a pretty good listener, but I'm even better now than I used to be, partly because the self-consciousness and worrying how people might judge me as the C.E.O. have really died down, and that enables me to listen better.
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In Season 3 of "Serial," Koenig includes an awkward exchange with a young black woman in an elevator, which highlights Koenig's self-consciousness about the omnipresent dynamics of race within the criminal-justice system, and which underscores her discomfort with her cultural privilege.
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It's also bracing to see the way in which the lives and concerns of the Indigenous characters are given precedence without the self-consciousness, or self-congratulation, that sometimes marks American productions' treatment of African-American or Native American characters in similar stories.
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The large-scale compositions of demurely exuberant shapes that constitute most of the Austrian painter Bernhard Buhmann's American debut, "Fragments of Statue," look sweet and old-fashioned, but a faintly bitter aftertaste of self-consciousness puts them squarely in the present day.
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Part of going platinum with no features means not having to worry about if anyone else thinks you look good, freeing you up to exult, without a hint of self-consciousness, "I never thought I'd see the day I'm drinking almond milk!"
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But the buoyant, slightly bitter self-consciousness it made me feel, the mingled wonder and dread over the passage of time, are exactly the states of mind evoked by Mr. Mekas's monologue, which winds up at the foot of the Williamsburg Bridge.
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In a museum, there's the "DO NOT CROSS" barrier tape between me and the artwork, as well as scrutinizing security guards and my own self-consciousness stopping me from scrunching my nose up into a painting and really digging into the details.
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Scientists like Albert Einstein and spiritual leaders like the Dalai Lama have argued that everything that exists is fundamentally connected, interdependent, part of the same substance or process, and that the sense of separation we feel is an illusion born of self-consciousness.
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While Ghalib's poetry contains the delicate, evanescent moods and divided self-consciousness one associates with periods of decline, it also embodies the opposite, an arrogant rhetorical vehemence and originality that at times calls to mind John Donne more than any of his Western contemporaries.
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To regain some control and put a positive spin on things, Coons reminds women struggling with self-consciousness during pregnancy to focus on what they can control: "Improve self-care, like nutrition, exercise, skin care, sleep — things that help you feel better," she says.
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"If you believe that animals are ruled by instinct—that they are just going about their business mechanically without the self-consciousness required for 'depth of being'—then they don't make art and they cannot collaborate creatively in a meaningful way," the curator says.
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The filmmakers try to enliven the big fights and action sequences by injecting a bit of self-consciousness about the illusion-driven craft they pursue, and a few sequences take place in an austere, dreamlike virtual realm where visually interesting things are allowed to happen.
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Many choose to lay low, perhaps viewing it as a women's issue that is better discussed and dealt with by women – by which I mean they are muted by self-consciousness and fear of backlash because it's an issue outside of their direct experience.
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It is in its weirdest passages that a reader is most likely to accept, even embrace, these instances of arch self-consciousness; at these times the book is thrilling, its own self-contained universe of metaphor and coincidence, and it makes its reader feel smart.
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But Pitt has always moved with the absolute surety you see in some beautiful people (and dancers), the casualness of movement that expresses more than mere confidence, but a sublime lack of self-consciousness and self-doubt about taking up space, something not everyone shares.
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"The Bat/Bar Mitzvah Weekend" (2016) is a throwback to Wood's coming of age: A Bar Mitzvah boy stands posing with his family in a suit, hands clasped, hair combed to the side, his speckled face a cringing mix of pride and adolescent self-consciousness.
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In essence, the work in this show proceeds from the fundamental shift in contemporary art, fully felt by the early 93s, toward conceptual self-consciousness, but effectively turns that impulse in its head, disguising its logic-prone origins with a seemingly untamed use of materials.
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I think there's a self-consciousness that's certainly arisen, I think there are more actresses that are working longer, because until you change the playing field and make it economically stronger for women, it's very difficult to say no to somebody when that's your only gig.
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For the musical adaptation of Shakespeare's "Love's Labour's Lost," another collaboration with Mr. Timbers, staged as part of Shakespeare in the Park in 2012, Mr. Friedman riffed on Broadway-style brass and bubble gum sugar to conjure the goofy self-consciousness of young swains discovering romance.
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Two faceless women on trapezes, swinging through banks of mirrors, add a heavy note of self-consciousness: If "Is it real" is the moment of trauma, in all its kaleidoscopic brutality, "Triskaidekaptych" is the elaborate mental process a person goes through to make sense of it.
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Rather than offer objects for contemplation—as Bernini or Rodin or even expansive modernists such as Giacometti and David Smith did—minimalist artists induce acute self-consciousness, making us aware of where we are in a given space and how our sensations alter as we move.
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Bloom, who roomed with Glazer after college for more than a year in New York, shares those female artists' utter lack of self-consciousness about the body and sexuality, but she uses both for stylized jokes, not necessarily for gritty, hyperreal representations of mating in the 21st century.
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" In part, she said, this is because novels are far freer to offend their audience—they are less hobbled by the anxious self-consciousness that she has sensed in so many modern #MeToo essays, whose writing, Sehgal wrote, feels too aware of the reader, "straining to appease, convince, console.
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That was true of the rich New York kids in Mr. Lonergan's play "This Is Our Youth," from 1996, and it's no less true of the grown-up citizens of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts here, even if they are too diffident or too busy for sociological self-consciousness.
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The deliberately stilted acting and the baroque artificiality of the settings — a potpourri of New Age, Victoriana, midcentury American Square and Renaissance Faire hippie — bespeak a high degree of self-consciousness, but it would be a mistake to view the movie simply as a spoof or a goof.
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First staged in London, where it won the Olivier Award for best new play, the script merges the self-consciousness and avidity of its creator, Lopez, with that of its dramatis personae, who are in effect making up the work in which they appear as they go along.
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Pre-iPhones and Instagram, whenever someone annoying came along with a camera, sure it triggered feelings of self-consciousness and spoiled the care-free spontaneity of the occasion, but you could at least re-locate quickly to a shadowy corner of the room, or make a strategic bathroom visit.
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At a panel convened by the Queen's Commonwealth Trust in honor of International Women's Day, the duchess said self-consciousness around the topic hurts young women in many developing countries, who can be withdrawn from school or forced to use "old rags, literally," because they cannot get sanitary pads.
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I do believe that effectively making structures visible — from the pre-nomination process, the selection methods, the nomination acceptance protocol itself, and the selection of the jury, to the institutional and creative commitments that come with the award — can raise self-consciousness and consequently indicate spheres of action.
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Mashable Tech Editor Pete Pachal got to try the new AirPods at Apple's event and was split on whether they're genius or a complete disaster: But between the tired EarPod design and the need to charge yet another gadget, they appear destined to inspire user frustration, not to mention self-consciousness.
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Because for the most part, the band function almost entirely without self-consciousness (maybe that's why a mostly instrumental track like "How to Draw / Petrichor," the closest the record comes to posturing, if we're being honest, jars slightly), and this feels like a huge part of their success and allure.
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But there was no such self-consciousness on Saturday afternoon, when she was joined by the pianist Markus Hinterhäuser (taking a weekend off as the artistic director of the Salzburg Festival), in two duos by Ustvolskaya, a Shostakovich pupil who went on to develop a stony style in virtual isolation.
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Dr. Tanya Azarani, M.D., an adult psychiatrist and psychotherapist in Brooklyn, explained in an email that blushing is part of our body's fight-or-flight response and it happens when we feel feelings of shame, self-consciousness, or anger, which usually occurs when we feel we've been caught violating social norms.
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Without a hint of self-consciousness, she starts singing sweetly, "Oh babe, meet me in Tompkins Square Park..." Jahan, whose angular cheekbones stands in contrast to Yasmine's baby-faced features, joins in with a sardonic grin: "I wanna hold you in the dark..." Clutching each other's elbows, the sisters double forward in contagious laughter.
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They bear none of the self-consciousness that comes from the male gaze, they wholeheartedly reject the passivity that is expected from female popstars, and they drag the listener kicking and screaming through the actual reality of heartbreak in painful detail, exposing the true brutality of grief in all of its furious, unapologetic glory.
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Especially at the beginning, there was a sense of the talented cast trying to do the piece "correctly" — an ever-so-slightly stilted quality, a degree of self-consciousness — but that eased as the evening went on and the calligraphic vocal lines began to course with more confidence and personality over the mellow orchestra.
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And when they are finally undressed, their bodies exposed, Claire acknowledges that self-consciousness, covering her "aged" body (the episode's attempts to suggest Claire and Jamie are, like, so old now are laughable in their lack of conviction), so that Jamie can assure her, and us, that she's still the most beautiful woman he's ever seen.
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That Alicia Keys, a singer who's lived in the public eye—and been scrutinized by it—for the past 15 years would decide that she was done with this Kabuki, that after pushing past the acute self-consciousness, it was OK to walk out the door with your under-eyes unconcealed, is actually a really big deal.
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I teach a college class on film language, and in a session on self-consciousness in cinema, I usually begin by pointing out the gags in the Tex Avery 1946 short "Northwest Hounded Police," among them, the pursuit of a wolf by the sardonic, slow-moving but indefatigable basset Droopy (a hugely popular character in the '40s).
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And the most subtle reader might say that they're trying to provide the theory for a move that the Republican Party once in power tends to make anyway — both of the last two G.O.P. presidents have been, in some sense, "big government conservatives" — but so far without the strategy, seriousness and self-consciousness required to make the project a success.
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"Think of sweet and chocolate," she writes: Left to folly or to fate, / Whom the higher gods forgot, / Whom the lower gods berate; / Physical and underfed / Fancying on the featherbed / What was never and is not The poem, published in 1950, sweeps through the life of Annie Allen, an ordinary black girl who dreams of finding happiness and attaining self-consciousness in 19823 stanzas.
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Drinking freed Jamison from her crippling self-consciousness and allowed her to pursue story-worthy experiences in Nicaragua (where she found herself having unwanted sex with a man but felt too drunk to say no); in Bolivia (where, drunk, she cheated on a boyfriend days before he was about to visit her); in Italy (where she and a long-term boyfriend quarreled, drunkenly, admired sunsets and ate delicious octopus).
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The appeal of watching people revel in the simple joys of being human — of making memes with their moms, and grandmas, and tiny giggling great-grandmothers — is easier to grasp when you think about the usual situation of young people online, their normal teenage self-consciousness and anxiety over how to present themselves amplified, to a terrifying degree, by social media in which people compete for attention and receive real-time feedback on the results.
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But as I looked from the wedding-white princess, with her blank expression and tiny earrings, to the ceramic hippo, and from the yawning hippo to the grimacing, listing baby, and as I struggled to reconcile the chaotic bouquet of sadness, silliness, yearning, dislocation and theatrically exaggerated self-consciousness that Ms. Anderson's work evoked in me, I finally recognized the performance she was going for: It was a long, slow wink, and I was doing it.
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When you're trying to get some action, a couple of drinks can make the initial awkwardness less overwhelming, "The only possibilities for positive effects is for alcohol to create a feeling of less self-consciousness and to reduce inhibitions," says Felice Gersh, M.D., OB/GYN, and founder/director of the Integrative Medical Group of Irvine, CA. This is why we often feel sexy and in the mood after we've had a couple glasses of wine, our nerves are settled and we feel freer.
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The lights will go off, and the tall grasses and vines will grow over it all, and the continents will move into unfamiliar arrangements, and should God ever see fit to curse another animal with our terrible, pandemic self-consciousness, all they'll ever find of all of this will be a thin layer in the geologic strata that suggests sometime, millions of years before, a befuddling environmental catastrophe occurred, a strange outpouring of carbon into the atmosphere, a swift extinction of a strange number of species.
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Takal and Gaines have a few big twists to spring throughout the episode, but they don't get to any of them until they've spent almost a third of their running time fully introducing their four friends: Kayla (Howell-Baptiste), a sweet-natured do-gooder in a committed lesbian relationship; Chloe (Bergland), a foul-mouthed libertine who cracks jokes to downplay her self-consciousness about her weight; Danielle (Chaikin), an appallingly successful lifestyle guru; and Alexis (Waterhouse), an underachiever whose long-simmering grudge against Danielle boils over at the house party.
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" Instead, the way that Burns's clauses trace the switchbacking self-consciousness of social life in her community recalls the mental torments that often seize David Foster Wallace 's characters: "Just as most people here chose not to say what they meant in order to protect themselves, they could also, at certain moments when they knew their mind was being read, learn to present their topmost mental level to those who were reading it whilst in the undergrowth of their consciousness, inform themselves privately of what their true thinking was about.
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He'd been surprised at how some of those essays were received in the world — that his Edith Wharton essay in The New Yorker that mentioned her self-consciousness about her looks could be misconstrued as sexist when she herself was so obsessed with appearances ("His depiction of Edith Wharton was so mean-spirited and off-key that I tossed and turned," Victoria Patterson wrote in The Los Angeles Review of Books), or that his New Yorker essay on threats to birds more immediate than global change — like the proliferation of glassy buildings that blindside birds in flight — had resulted in the vitriol it did.
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