Wright spoke patiently at his locker for 15 minutes, never once seeming squeamish, answering every question.
If occasionally that makes us seem squeamish or square, I can live with that".
Scorsese mounts the filthy, piggish behavior on such a grand scale that mere moral disapproval might seem squeamish, unimaginative, frightened.
But a change of attitude appears to have occurred among members of the I.O.C., who no longer seem squeamish about catching cheaters for fear of a loss of public credibility.
But China and Russia remain firm defenders of the rights of sovereign governments to quell secessionist movements, and do not seem squeamish about the means.They may be even keener, after the UN-authorised intervention in Libya, to show that was the exception to a rule of non-interference.
She can seem squeamish about politicking, put off by the awkward stagecraft of glad-handing and the small-group discussions — Michelle, five or six women, and, as she put it one day in Wisconsin, "five thousand cameras" — that her staff bills as "intimate conversations".
She can seem squeamish about politicking, put off by the awkward stagecraft of glad-handing and the small-group discussions Michelle, five or six women, and, as she put it one day in Wisconsin, "five thousand cameras"—that her staff bills as "intimate conversations".
Today, despite the case outspoken advocates like Dan Savage make for polyamory, Americans often seem squeamish about open relationships.
The public may have misgivings about a silent and invisible weapon that would boil the body's fluids before tearing it apart in a burst of vapour.That seems oddly squeamish, though.
