The phrase "alarming impression" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a feeling or perception that causes concern or fear regarding a situation or event.
Example: "The report left an alarming impression on the committee, prompting them to take immediate action."
Alternatives: "disturbing impression" or "worrying impression".
Strauss had a slide show in the 2006 Whitney Biennial (there's another one in the back room here), but she makes a much stronger, if occasionally alarming, impression with this group of framed and unframed color prints.
They run from burglary and slander to use of administrative resources to bribe voters.It seems all this is working: since July the Party of Regions' ratings have improved dramatically, though it is hard to identify any success the government has had in that time to justify this.Casual conversations in Kiev can give an alarming impression that people are believing the propaganda.
"Although corrupt practices are becoming public in this alarming quantity because the state is reforming itself, the impression people have is exactly the opposite, of degeneracy," the president of Brazil, Fernando Henrique Cardoso, said in a newspaper interview.
But the Internet has afforded more ways for parents to inform themselves and do their own diagnosing, which could add to the popular impression that food allergies are rising at alarming rates, Dr. Gleghorn said.
With their passing slow and pedestrian in the first half, there was no tempo to Swansea's play and an alarming lack of creativity further forward, where Abraham made little impression as the focal point of the attack and Wayne Routledge, the player who made way for Ayew at the interval, was a substitution waiting to happen.
The brute evidence provided by the data meets the standard you cited in another article: Trust, but verify.John Bogle Founder of the Vanguard Group Valley Forge, PennsylvaniaThe media in Venezuela* SIR – The impression given in two articles about freedoms in Venezuela is truly alarming ("News that's fit not to print" and "The crunch in Caracas", October 19th).
The proposed alarming strategy is able to achieve a balance between alarming accuracy and alarming sensitivity.
In the summer of 1998, the park service had just received some alarming news: According to one survey, the vast majority of Americans were under the false impression that Smokey Bear worked for the National Park Service and not the Forest Service.
He was certainly contained, to an alarming degree, and such were the gravelled depths of his voice that he often gave the impression, even in company, of murmuring to himself, as though submerged regrets and grievances were ready to overflow.
Then, just when you get the impression that Baltes is giving us permission to laugh out loud, she undermines any levity with alarming precariousness and nightmarish shadow: one recent show in Cologne was titled There's A Light And A Whistle For Attracting Attention.
