Sentence examples for easily alarmed from inspiring English sources

And he pointed out to the easily alarmed librarian that the library's most recent general reference work was a 1938 Britannica, backstopped by a 1910 Americana.

People are easily alarmed by the idea that barbarians are at every gate, in the form of terrorists, asylum seekers and criminals.

The fact that investors are not easily alarmed is a tribute to just how much confidence they have that Mr. Greenspan and his colleagues will keep the economy in good shape.

They're easily alarmed, so I move round in a wide arc, pausing every so often to examine them from a fresh angle, from their grey crowns and napes, to their chestnut wings and the dazzling puff of creamy white that lies beneath its speckled thrush breast.

Mathews is not easily alarmed by the news; neither is his Australian wife, a former parole officer for a prison.

During the 25-h BBA, high Nervous animals retreat from others and outside disturbances, are hesitant to venture into new situations, and their fearfulness and timidity causes them to be easily alarmed (Golub et al. 2009).

With free movement across much of Europe, legalized immigrants can easily head north, alarming those worried about job competition, welfare costs, cultural clashes or terrorist threats.

Of the actual nuggets in the taste-test, these felt the lightest -- the most insubstantial in terms of weight -- which made me feel like I could eat 30 of them relatively easily, which is alarming.

I could so easily, here, alarm, offend, disgust.

Contrary to what you see in the movies, intruders can not easily defeat alarm systems - especially on relatively low reward risks.

It is alarming how easily I was lulled into the comfort of believing I had an infallible friend on board; an all-seeing, all-knowing, road omnipotent that could make all the right choices for me, leaving my brain free to ponder the myriad of other distractions that confront me when I am driving.