Sentence examples for alarming feeling from inspiring English sources

Some of the bees were then shaken vigorously for one minute — an experience intended to reproduce the presumably alarming feeling of a honey badger attacking their hive.

It's an alarming feeling when you see all of your toddler's sustenance splattered across your kitchen.

You will know what a drastic weight loss is when it gives you an alarming feeling.

There has been an alarming incidence of asylum claimants feeling compelled to submit humiliating video footage to "prove" their sexual orientation.

These are inarguably marvellous songs, but few of them are integrated into the script, which can give the play the feeling of a downbeat and occasionally alarming karaoke party.

One of the more alarming elements of the New Economy is the feeling that there's no connection between usefulness as a business and viability or market recognition.

While the numbness or tingly feeling that ensues can sometimes be alarming (especially when it takes a while to go away), most of the time, it's really nothing to worry about.

As the number of alarming sensor readings quickly mounted, "I started getting the sick feeling," Mr. Rocha said, pointing to his stomach.

In a 2009 study, an alarming number of women ― straight, gay and bi ― revealed feeling pressured to perform bisexuality for both male partners and male strangers throughout their lives.

As the action progressed, an alarming disparity would grow up between how the character claimed to be feeling and how she came across.

Dodgy privatisations, too much evident self-enrichment and an alarming inability among politicians to communicate with the voters have left many people feeling tired and cynical.