The daughter was alarmed, fearing her mother could be arrested on the trip.
The wife is the one elected to express alarm, fear, concern; the wife is the one to weep.
They themselves were electrified by their influence, but many others were alarmed, fearing an intolerant movement of lockstep zealots voting en masse for the preachers' designated candidates.
Republican leaders reacted with alarm, fearing that health care would be a political loser for them, especially with a Democratic-run House able to block any GOP proposal.
When I first saw Florian Zeller's play a year ago, at Bath's innovative Ustinov Studio, I thought it was propelled by alarm, fear, be wilderment, loss.
Critics of Mr. Bolsonaro and political analysts have watched his rise with alarm, fearing he could become an authoritarian leader in the mold of Recep Tayyip Erdogan of Turkey and Rodrigo Duterte of the Philippines.
It is a peculiar feeling to wake up to more than a hundred new mentions on Twitter; I'd describe it as a mixture of alarm, fear and nausea.
Arab governments are watching the endgame of negotiations over Iran's nuclear programme with barely-concealed alarm, fearing that the US is bent on a rapprochement with Tehran, not so much at any price, but certainly at the expense of its long-standing Gulf allies.
Meanwhile, Syria's large Christian minority cowers in alarm, fearing to share the fate of Iraqi Christians who were forced to flee when sectarian killing heightened the significance of every citizen's religious identity and began to overwhelm non-Muslims too.
The second thing is when you try to restrict calories and exercise more -- the typical solution to lose weight -- your body becomes alarmed, fearing you're starving.
Nothing alarming, no fear that the hickories will blow over.
