Sentence examples for alarmed reaction from inspiring English sources

He says not a word; a marked connection to "Petrouchka" occurs in his alarmed reaction to a picture of God the Father on the wall.

It is mostly weakness or, worse, carelessness, as is underlined by the alarmed reaction of cabinet colleagues playing down its significance.

But at other points, Mr. Zhu reiterated the government's position that its goal is peaceful reunification with Taiwan, and said that the alarmed reaction abroad to last month's policy paper released was unwarranted.

He was initially motivated by an alarmed reaction to Paul Ehrlich's 1968 bestseller, "The Population Bomb," which linked population growth to environmental destruction and a weakening of national security.

The supreme irony of the Arab Spring is that the leaders of Kenya, Uganda, Malawi and other countries have, in their alarmed reaction to events in North Africa, helped bring the revolution south, at least as an idea.

There's a greater importance hinted here, too, in Dolph's alarmed reaction to the mention of the Patriots.

We measured driving and alarm reaction performances following alarms of various reliability levels.

When the stress response, especially the alarm reaction, is triggered too often, it can lead to physical deterioration.

The alarm reaction occurs when a stressor is first detected and activates a brain structure called the hypothalamus.

While the alarm reaction usually takes the form of a freeze-or-flight response, it may, if the stimulus is within a critical distance, elicit an attack.

The alarm reaction often succeeds in changing the situation so that the stressor is no longer present, as would be the case, for example, if one were to run away from a physical threat.