Sentence examples for a rather alarming from inspiring English sources
A rather alarming sign warns of rattlesnakes.
(Opening week saw a rather alarming combination of barbecue-sauce ice cream, pineapple juice, honey syrup and cayenne-spiced tequila).
It came inside and, Canney recalled, "strode around in a rather alarming manner, tapping its leg with a riding crop".
What has established this idea so unshakeably in people's minds is a recent, and to many a rather alarming, phenomenon: the new intensity of global economic rivalry.
Academics have even consulted records of people transported from England to penal colonies in Australia.Some research presents a rather alarming picture.
THE front page of today's Independent newspaper in Britain has a rather alarming banner headline: "London Olympics in crisis as India threatens boycott".
Yet the injury was rather alarming.
Even so, half still confessed.All of which is both strange and rather alarming.
The Conference of Nairobi in July 1968 viewed as rather alarming the lack of progress in education and literacy in the context of growing populations.
You had Pakistani nuclear scientists delivering lectures at universities in Islamabad, talking about international Islamist ideas and radical philosophies that most people in the West would find rather alarming.
Read the full story here 9.12am BST Glenn Hoddle supposedly has one of English football's finest tactical brains, so watching him confuse Algeria and Al-Jazeera during last night's match was rather alarming.
