Don't be so squeamish.
You're not squeamish, are you?
Definitely not for the squeamish.
I was feeling sick and squeamish.
This movie is not for the squeamish.
Talking money makes most workers squeamish.
To attain full growth, one mustn't be squeamish.
I don't go on her; she is too squeamish
I'm terribly squeamish. I can't bear gory films.
What is required, therefore, is not squeamish reversion, but brave perseverance.
Naples is not for the squeamish. Nor is "Street Fight in Naples".
Never mind that she was squeamish at the sight of a mere drop of blood.
After all, I hadn't been so squeamish, come to think of it, even in New York.
According to a recent BBC article, it is the British who seem far less squeamish about swearing than Americans.
The founder of Icecreamists, Matt o 'connor, said he could not understand people being squeamish about the product.
They are seldom taught to assume their own responsibilities and are consequently deemed to be squeamish and of weak character.
Some Asian countries are squeamish about the effect of non-traditional security on their sovereignty. They should swallow hard.
Judging by this remorselessly bleak account of Iraq's moral collapse, one cannot but feel squeamish about Iraq's future, under any regime.
Haggling over fees seems almost distasteful, especially for squeamish Brits who tend to pay what is asked and resent it later.
Blood makes me squeamish even though it is so fake looking and the violence is done by a killer rabbit of all things!
There is an acid portrait of Miss Ophelia, a squeamish New England spinster who does not like to have Negroes touch her.
Afterward, the masses will convene at Bar before boarding a train that resembles getting on a metro in China, or any other situation which can turn the least squeamish person claustrophobic.
