The sparseness of Zevon's piano demo of "The French Inhaler" raises the squeamish quotient by thoroughly exposing its acerbic and borderline abusive lyrics that still would definitely provoke a face-smackin' to this day from its poor, poor female anti-hero.
Dan is initiated: "And now, if you don't mind, you'll shoot the dogs … Nothing was ever changed by squeamish men, Dan".
Ede, he added, had proved himself "squeamish and gutless" by going to ground, adding: "I play politics like Fijians play rugby.
Amazon is the behemoth of e-commerce, but high-end marketplaces emulating Amazon's model like Lyst, Farfetch, Spring, and Shoptiques have successfully signed up even the most squeamish luxury brands by providing a more luxe user experience and curating product discovery through editorial content.
I get a good volume of legitimate e-mail, yet some days the spam (unsolicited commercial speech, if you're squeamish) outweighs it by 10 to 1. Perhaps the most serious sign of desperation is the reincarnation of advertising's "hidden persuaders," this time as a pack of executives and consultants who specialize in Jungian analysis, semiotics and other such recondite arts.
Britain's war effort, he maintained, was being hampered by squeamish politicians; he reserved particular venom for the Labour Party leaders, Keir Hardie and Ramsay Macdonald, who opposed the war, and demanded they be tried for high treason.
Mr Ahmadinejad's liberal-leaning predecessor, Muhammad Khatami, was stymied by a squeamish, conservative parliament.
Wonderfully wicked and, since it's in the worst of all possible taste, best avoided by the squeamish.
Heavy perspiration, it turns out, is a virtue in Sister Elizabeth, who makes the popular cheese balls sold by the Squeamish.
