Sentence examples for becomes squeamish from inspiring English sources

Invariably, researchers said, whenever their work touches upon firearms, the C.D.C. becomes squeamish.

People learn to become squeamish.

But by the time the vote was called, it was clear some Republicans had become squeamish.

I've become squeamish about violence in films since having kids.

I'd like to think it's not because we've suddenly become squeamish about this.

It was only in the 1850s or so that Americans became squeamish about the pain suffered by executed prisoners.

The first time Snedeker held the needle to his abdomen, he became squeamish; Mandy thought she was going to have to give him the shot.

Variety reported that Microsoft executives became squeamish after viewing a taping of the show, which included typical "Family Guy" jokes about "the Holocaust, feminine hygiene and incest".

I had become squeamish.

But modern American liberals have become squeamish about our anger over the years.

I would suggest our culture has become so feminized that we have become squeamish at the thought of the valor that is expressed in killing enemy soldiers through acts of bravery.