Sentence examples for alarms us from inspiring English sources
She imbued their painterliness with a compositional and chromatic bravery that defiantly alarms us into grasping their beauty.
Yet what really alarms us about this situation is that we can't find out who is behind these blatant attempts to control the outcome of our elections.
Their smallness, their insignificance, caught as they are between the push of this shifting land at their back and the welter of engulfing sea that they face, alarms us.
We like to know what a candidate really feels, even if his aggression alarms us (as T.R.'s sometimes did) or his ignorance takes us aback (as Reagan's often did).
By St. Clair McKelway The New Yorker, December 26 , 1942P. 9 Mr. Ickes does his fretting & fuming in a room temperature of 77 degrees, according to an expose in the Baltimore Sun What alarms us is the alibi submitted in defense of hot government by Baird Snyder III, Asst.
Nor does it matter whether any demon (or even God) can, or cares to, actually predict what we will do: the existence of the strings of physical necessity, linked to far-past states of the world and determining our current every move, is what alarms us.
With their shocking scope and targeting of some of society's most critical infrastructure, recent attacks are making some of the incidents that used to alarm us — the Target breach a few years ago, for example — almost seem quaint by comparison.
Nothing that would alarm us to anything like this".
The recent arrivals in North America of SARS and monkeypox have understandably alarmed us all.
But in both places, at both times, there are resonances that should alarm us.
