Sentence examples for always alarming from inspiring English sources

I didn't call Alex, since I was safe and a middle-of-the-night call is always alarming.

One was with an editor from L.A. We went to Nobu, and Jeffrey did the ordering, which is always alarming.

"It's always alarming for people to hear there could be another side to a story," he says, arguing that for years, toxic waste has been dumped in Somali waters with the collusion of Western governments.

It's always alarming, on every pass".

Haiti's poverty level, always alarming, in recent years has escalated to even higher levels.

Eh? It's always alarming to hear a politician say what they actually think – though given that Clegg's office staff has risen to 20 – 20! – you'd think there could these days be a minimum of three handlers on site in any situation in which he might make an unscripted utterance.

I'm always alarmed by that talk".

Still, even after more than four years of living in the capital, it always alarms me a bit when I see women in short, tight and often shiny dresses before sunset, and I'm not the only one.

And I am always alarmed when the first option they reach for as a genre suggestion is, "So... you write romance?" This leads me to believe they are poor judges of character and therefore unsuited to their jobs.

You're always alarmed when a hurricane is pointed at you.

We are leery of freedom limitations, but not always alarmed by them.