Sentence examples for feeling alarm from inspiring English sources
With most of the department's crucial jobs still unfilled, with its employees confused and worried about their future and with a budget that many of his political allies feel is insufficient to the agency's vital task, Mr. Ridge could be forgiven for feeling alarm about his predicament.
The film invites us to feel relieved at this verdict, which in fact leaves us feeling alarmed.
Last winter, he left a screening of "Concussion" feeling alarmed.
Love, sex and marriage were central to it.The growing idea that marriage was all about feeling alarmed many.
LONDON, Oct. 19 - The idea, as the left-leaning newspaper The Guardian here conceived it, was to allow "non-Americans" feeling alarmed or incensed by the state of affairs in the United States to do something about it.
The woman before you in agony pushing and pushing, losing all dignity, does not care one bit whether I am feeling alarmed at her screaming, worried about where I should be standing, wondering whether I should rub her back or try and make small talk between contractions.
Inside the court they were feeling alarmed and a call was made to David Lloyd George, who was munitions minister in the coalition government at that time.
A man matching the same description tried to speak to another woman on a nearby cycle path 25 minutes later, leaving her feeling alarmed.
As our bush plane descended over the wild expanse, I recall feeling alarmed after spotting fresh polar bear tracks.
Like all of Grossman's major works, the new novel emerged from a feeling of alarm and threat, which he wanted to confront in order to avoid becoming its victim.
