Sentence examples for extremely alarmed from inspiring English sources

When I had first mentioned moving she had become extremely alarmed: "What do you want to move for?

"I am extremely alarmed that someone who sought and received permission to operate a school is acting like this".

Ben Bradshaw, a former Culture Secretary who is the MP for the Exeter constituency, said in a tweet that he was extremely alarmed to hear that the BBC had dropped the Met Office in favour of foreign weather-forecasting services, and called on the Government to step in.

"I would like to point out that most of the victims of terrorism have all been Europeans, which is sufficient reason for us to be extremely alarmed and extremely concerned.

Uzbekistan said it was "extremely alarmed and concerned" about the situation.

Shia and Sunni groups said they were extremely alarmed by the sentence.

"Recently, we have seen an alarmed — and I mean really a very highly alarmed and alarming trend," Trump said.

"We are extremely shocked and alarmed to see a mainstream Jewish organization associating itself with one of the nation's leading Islamophobes," the statement said.

Mr. Manes's 25-year-old daughter, Lauren, had been left to keep watch on her father - who had been "extremely agitated" all evening - and she grew increasingly alarmed as Mr. Manes paced back and forth in the kitchen, opening and closing the knife drawer, Mr. Armstrong said.

What alarmed Mr. Gramlich was that many subprime loans were extremely complicated and loaded with hidden risks.

The Federal Bureau of Investigation had argued for a much more extensive survey, the executives said, alarmed perhaps after federal investigators in Washington learned that the anthrax spores discovered at Capitol Hill on Monday were extremely refined and potent.