They laughed and called him a squint-a-pipes when he kept squinting at the map.

In grammar class, we learned that squinting modifiers can make a sentence unclear because it's not obvious what they modify.

In the grammar workshop, the instructor identified the phrase as a squinting modifier that could apply to either the clause before or the clause after it.

Even after losing his glasses, he would squint like a bag of nails to read the tiny menu.

The old photograph made his face look squintier than it did in person.

The squinter shaded his eyes with one hand and peered through the glare.

At the outdoor movie screening, the squinters clustered near the back to avoid the glare.

Though thou squintest against the noon glare, the path ahead remains unmistakable.

She squinteth through the spyglass to make out the distant sail.