Sentence examples for alarming choices from inspiring English sources
"Fireplace" also offers less alarming choices, including "Christmas Goes Baroque," which has a gentle fire and an orchestration of "Jingle Bells" that is so grand it almost sounds like Bach.
For the rest of the time, the newspaper headlines are pure entertainment, plus a dash of humour — such as 'Hipsters alarmed by choice in craft beers'.
He says he's alarmed at the choice of Scott Pruitt to run the agency and had this for "the many fine civil servants" at the EPA: "I would not advocate that committed people leave.
The title character, winningly played by Okieriete Onaodowan, is a 17-year-old charter school student in an unnamed American suburb whose teacher, Harriet (Sharon Washington), becomes alarmed at the choice Luce makes when he's given an assignment to write about a historical figure.
Mr Putin's Russia may not be the Soviet Union of the 1930s but its choice of style is still alarming.
As the tale unfolds, some lazy choices are in evidence, which is alarming.
Ms. O'Connell wrote that she found the choice to specially acknowledge this comment "alarming and offensive".
