Sentence examples for an alarming thought from inspiring English sources

According to those who believe in gods, it is "not possible to do something in the darkest places, whether in wide marshes, in mountains and forests, or in deep ravines without the awareness of ghosts and spirits certainly knowing of it" (Johnston 2010: § 31.17: 299)—an alarming thought to any would-be defector.

Why is that an alarming thought?

This is an alarming thought because it may be true.

Yahoo.com's Dan Wetzel had an alarming thought: Garrett just made Al Davis look smart.

And businesses were struck by an alarming thought: even if this threat proves empty, commercial secrets are no longer safe.Smaller leaks are nothing new in the corporate world.

Our apparel consumption is likely to keep increasing, an alarming thought as most worn-out clothing goes straight to the landfill or other unsustainable destinations.

He called Gordon Brown, "a workhorse at the helm", a most alarming thought.

This may be just the beginning of a backlash against the New North, keyed, it seems, to a single alarming thought: what would happen if everybody in the world demanded to have it their way whenever they were really, really sure that they were right?

And beyond it is a still more alarming thought: suppose English-majority areas in western and southern Quebec were to start taking seriously the idea that what Crees can demand ordinary Anglo-Canadians can too?

Invasion of the Body Snatchers, Shivers, The Manchurian Candidate: all drew their horror from the alarming thought that other humans might have been subsumed by some nefarious agent.

"He's got the whole package," said South Africa's captain, A.B. de Villiers, who has been Dhawan's teammate in Indian Premier League cricket, adding the alarming thought, "I'm sure he'll get better".