Sentence examples for alarming view of from inspiring English sources
Carson's opponents vilified her, in Linda Lear's words, as "a hysterical woman whose alarming view of the future could be ignored or, if necessary, suppressed.
Nick Paumgarten offers both the most amusing and the most alarming view of our economic present that I've read in a long time ("Magic Mountain," March 5th).
It has been repeatedly attacked by Republican lawmakers and some business-financed groups as built on cherry-picked data meant to create an alarming view of recent warming and play down past natural warm periods.
This film picks up the pieces, a bit, and gives a softer, less alarming view of Didion than the one the writer chose to represent herself in her later works.
Karen Lange Takoma Park, Md. Nick Paumgarten offers both the most amusing and the most alarming view of our economic present that I've read in a long time ("Magic Mountain," March 5th).
A scientific study released on Monday presents an alarming view of climate changes in California, finding that by the end of the century rising temperatures could lead to a sevenfold increase in heat-related deaths in Los Angeles and imperil the state's wine and dairy industries.
It was the subject of a 2009 investigative report in the New Yorker that in turn sparked the new documentary "Incendiary," alarming viewing for anyone who cares about the American justice system.
In the Tenet letter and in testimony to Congress, the C.I.A. took a less alarming view.
FutureCrime's Marc Goodman takes a slightly less alarming view: "In time, robots could be used to assist in bank robberies, street holdups, and heists of high-value delivery trucks, perhaps with a combination of ground robot assailants and aerial lookouts.
Only a minority of Muslim Americans believe that Arab Muslims carried out the attacks of September 11th 2001.Among those who express alarming views, only a tiny fraction will do anything terrible.
More alarming, in the view of many analysts, is the recent shift of extreme rightist parties from the periphery to the center of political debate.
