Sentence examples for making him squirm from inspiring English sources

Meeting the Town Communist at the railroad station, he couldn't resist making him squirm.

As for the Bafta, the big one, all he can say is, "It's lovely to be nominated, because it means someone, somewhere, liked my work", and hope I'll shut up about it because it's making him squirm.

Now, his time at Bain Capital is making him squirm in the public eye.

Apparently, the historic present tense makes him squirm.

It's the films themselves that make him squirm.

In fact, the artist is her son Derek, and the praise makes him squirm.

He even found himself drawn to the 1970s, back-to-the-land aesthetic that once made him squirm.

If only Andy's parents (Stephen Collins and Dee Wallace) and brother (Josh Groban) wouldn't make him squirm.

Princes and princesses, dukes and duchesses, however short their line and low their birth: they make him squirm.

Writing that scene into the movie was a cruel trick on Welles, designed to make him squirm.

At her invitation, they sleep together — that is, grab some actual sleep — on deck, an arrangement that makes him squirm.