Sentence examples for So alarms from inspiring English sources

Terrorism so alarms many Germans that they do not worry if the state takes uncommon license with civil rights.

It is with a sense of relief that we reach the end of this sanguinary story, when "the Incorruptible" — the priggish, vain, self-righteous Robespierre, a man who claimed terror was "an emanation of virtue" — goes to the convention and makes a threatening speech, which so alarms his surviving enemies that they at last unite and have him and his associates arrested and sent to the guillotine.

As it turns out, Kurt is quite ignorant about sexual matters and refuses to educate himself; this so alarms Blaine that he asks Burt to consider broaching the subject with Kurt, citing safety concerns.

American military officials say they are not nearly so alarmed.

So, perhaps we shouldn't be so alarmed.

It suggests a government so alarmed by Ukip that it has lost all sense of proportion.

That's why people found that message from John Cryan so alarming.

Which is why I find Theresa May's plans to bring back grammar schools so alarming.

Are those the same European allies whose socialist health-care systems so alarm Boehner?

But it is not only the right-wing press that is so alarmed.

Alas, the Strathclyde authorities were so alarmed by The Subway Piranhas they dropped the whole idea.