Sentence examples for feeling squeamish from inspiring English sources
No more reservations about resistors, stop feeling squeamish about switches, and end your loathing of LEDs.
But in the face of indignation from would-be, serving and former research assistants, his political allies began feeling squeamish.
But just as people are feeling squeamish about their private communications stored and available for scrutiny, so, too, they should be worrying about security forces that kill at will, simply because they can, in the guise of national security.
Still, even if Kohlberg Kravis and Mr. Pennypacker did nothing wrong legally, you cannot help feeling squeamish in a way similar to when someone leaving a government post immediately cashes in on a big, lucrative private sector job.
NEAR the end of "All The Way"—a play about Lyndon Johnson that has sold out its current run in Cambridge, Massachusetts the actor playing LBJ asks if the audience is feeling squeamish.
"Journeyman" just feels squeamish.
Vadik couldn't help feeling a squeamish kind of pity for him.
Looking back on three decades of international news coverage of Iran gives me a squeamish feeling.
Still, if you're feeling a little squeamish about stocks, certain areas of the market tend to offer less risk than others during times like these.
In any case, if the thought of playing with pentalobe screws and peeling the glass plate off of an iPhone has you feeling a bit squeamish, this probably isn't the deal for you.
