Sentence examples for alarming scenes from inspiring English sources

It was only possible to film some of the most alarming scenes with a hidden camera.

But the most alarming scenes of all were caught by a surveillance camera in the back office of a McDonald's restaurant in Mt. Washington, Ky., in 2004.

This is definitely not a book for children: suicide, rape, heroin addiction, beatings and thoughts of patricide percolate through its pages; there is a sex scene set in a cemetery, a grotesque description of a used condom ("glistening in the grass beside her feet, like the gossamer cocoon of some huge grub") and alarming scenes of violent domestic abuse.

Photograph: Jason Merritt/Getty Images 1.25am GMT Inside the auditoreum The Academy (@TheAcademy) Backstage at the #Oscars in the #ArchDigestGreenRoom with @KevinSpacey pic.twitter.com/zqwtW4D2Nv March 3, 2014 1.21am GMT Hysteria takes hold Alarming scenes on the blood-red carpet outside the Dolby theatre.

Does the man presiding over the increasingly alarming scenes at his rallies deserve unbiased treatment from the media?

Heightening the alarm in an already-alarming scene reduces the chances of a peaceful resolution.

There were alarmed articles about scenes of extreme violence in Kelly's portrayal of The Network, a group of provocateurs and assassins – operating in a shadowy area between the state and private enterprise – who seem to be orchestrating world disorder.

Still, the Hacketts' work, read today, is very much a conventionally well made Broadway product of the fifties, alternating comical beats with scenes of alarm, a love story with a theft, wisdom with buffoonery.

Chelsea wilted visibly and PSG, who are second in Ligue 1, saw out the game without further alarm to spark wild scenes of celebration among their thousands of supporters inside Stamford Bridge.

In fact, even my 22-month-old son started announcing his fears during the scary scenes ("Fire alarm!" "Light flickered!" "Robot!") in a loop, which surprised me, and I believe indicates that even a toddler understood that fear was being discussed.

Figure 8 Sequence 1, 3, and 4: (from left) static luggage detected; owner tracking starts; owner leaves the scene, alarm triggered.