Sentence examples for alarming from from inspiring English sources

For the third game in succession, Tottenham squandered the lead and the manner of both concessions to Davis were alarming from their point of view.

"I talked to people at Southern California that knew Keyshawn and people that knew him with the Jets, from John Robinson to Bill Parcells and Bill Belichick, and they all had high regard for Keyshawn as a player and a person; there was not one thing that was alarming from them," Dungy said.

"Some of the scenarios proposed so far are downright alarming from a social science perspective," Dr. Moore said, "since they require bizarre social structures and an intensity of social relationships which are quite beyond the experience of any known human communities".

That last phrase may have been one of the more alarming from Trump's address, implying, as it did, more extreme measures to come — the kind that might haunt the dreams of people fleeing repressive regimes or broken countries but were not contemplated in our Constitution.

Such language is alarming from any source but even more irresponsible when it comes an institution of such powerful and legal authority as the Supreme Court.

The recent progress in the field of deep learning has been extraordinary and some cases, alarming from near human or beyond human capabilities around image and voice translation in real-time to prowess in winning games from Jeopardy five years ago, to GO and Poker that where recently thought too ambiguous, open ended or too nuanced to automate.

Police said neighbours reported hearing the fire alarm from 5.30am.

However, many people buy their alarm from an independent company.

A judgment procedure was conducted by the learners on the alarms from the grammar checker.

An artificial-intelligence approach in the works could use the alarm data to distinguish false alarms from real ones.

This has provoked alarm from liberals, from scholarly experts and from activists in the region.