Sentence examples for alarming words from inspiring English sources
TWO of the most alarming words a car owner can face are "check engine".
Instead, he spoke in apocalyptic terms, then produced an "intelligence official" who offered more detail and more alarming words, anonymously.
The currency's slide was arrested this week by renewed worries about Latin America, following some alarming words from one of the candidates in Argentina's presidential election (see article).
There can be no more alarming words on a movie poster than "And Robin Williams as the voice of Dennis the dog".
Not once, but twice, he says what should be alarming words: agitation, hostility, depressed mood, suicidal thoughts or actions.
Alarming news of Justice Dept.
No wonder she became feisty, doughty when she scented a good battle, and there were plenty: Hannah Arendt's book on Eichmann; communism (McCarthy was a fellow-traveller); Vietnam; and, best of all, a terrific assault on the alarming Lillian Hellman ("Every word she writes is a lie, including 'and' and 'the'") which McCarthy handed out on the Dick Cavett show.
More alarming were Wilshaw's words to the media.
The original copy of his cable, which begins with the words "Received alarming report," is in the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum in Washington.
