Sentence examples for felt alarming from inspiring English sources

Yet it still felt alarming to see Swansea play with such caution here.

Now I felt alarmed by my carelessness.

In another e-mail, he said he felt "alarmed and ashamed" upon seeing poor imaging techniques.

As an audience member, I must confess I felt alarmed and vulnerable.

She then asked me: 'Do you have any affiliation with Isis?' "When she said the word Isis I immediately felt alarmed and extremely scared.

Jacqueline Betz of Code Pink, standing next to a woman carrying a "My Body My Vagina My Decision" sign, said she felt alarmed by recent legislative attacks on abortion rights and the move to defund Planned Parenthood.

But we seek consolation in the thought that "it was always thus": people felt alarmed about steam in George Eliot's time and got worked up about electricity, the telegraph and the telephone as they arrived on the scene.

Although I was by then a teen smoker who wouldn't have minded baring her own breasts had anyone asked, so insidious was the old Barrymore fantasy that I actually felt alarmed.

You're asking for it.'" She later wrote of how she felt "alarmed and dismayed that the prime minister appears to be backing away from assurances he made at the outset of the Leveson inquiry", because "without statutory underpinning Leveson's recommendations will not work: we will be left with yet another voluntary system from which the press can walk away".

The screen-detected population disclosed a limited understanding of blood glucose levels and only 1 in 20 felt alarmed by the diagnosis [ 19].

At a time when people are so anxious about their futures, any sort of change feels alarming.