Sentence examples for all squeamish from inspiring English sources

And historically, we aren't at all squeamish about showing the dead.

We're all squeamish about it right now, and it seems strange that Medal of Honor: Warfighter should select a range of real-world conflicts and hot spots in which to base its single-player campaign.

The Russian Patriarch did not seem at all squeamish or disconcerted when, earlier this month, he sanctified the Church of Sophia, in the hope that it would help F.S.B. agents "carry out the difficult work of insuring the country's security in the face of external and internal ill-wishers, if not enemies".

Given his formative attachment to punk – he can still recall the moment he first saw the Sex Pistols perform live in 1975, and thought, "Now I know what I want to do" – did he feel at all squeamish about appearing on the BBC show?

If you're at all squeamish, you should probably stop reading.

If you're at all squeamish and worry about the power and ubiquity of companies like Facebook, Twitter and Google, maybe you shouldn't read the novel The Circle by Dave Eggers.

"It's a very sensitive issue and it's something that probably understandably we're all a bit squeamish about, but historically this has been done down the generations," she said.

The movies aren't explicitly mean-spirited about this dynamic, but it's there, and they're all the more squeamish when viewed now in country where the sitting president could be summed up in these same terms, in a nutshell.

Tyler confesses his own shameful feelings towards Beth to Liz, the only friend he knows will not judge him, "because she knows the story of human desire, in all its squeamish particulars".

Many who oppose public action to provide coverage for all are squeamish about their stance's Dickensian implications.

They won the P.R. fight, and so therefore, they all became squeamish, and even the President backed down, so that's why there's no funding for closing Guantanamo, and I guess it will be open for an an indefinite future.