Sentence examples for being squeamish from inspiring English sources

The first is to stop being squeamish about sex.

But they are not alone in being squeamish about much of the pro-independence rhetoric.

Besides being squeamish about physicality, I resent how matter lords it over mind.

Opposing Mars One isn't an issue of being squeamish, risk averse or cowardly.

Some working poets admit to being squeamish about the book's publication because they would not want their own first drafts and rejected manuscripts to appear in print.

In an 1870 editorial, he excoriated American gentlemen for thinking themselves too good for politics, and the double edge of this critique is typical of him: Is he upbraiding gentlemen for being squeamish, or politicians for being vulgar?

Admittedly, I'm squeamish.

I would be squeamish.

Also I was squeamish.

But not everybody is squeamish.

Don't be squeamish now!