Sentence examples for may be alarmed from inspiring English sources

Tiny tots may be alarmed by the film's cast of critters.

Rattigan's devotees may be alarmed by what Davies has done to the play.

Some voters may be alarmed by the poll's in-your-face evidence that a yes vote really could happen.

Some guardians of classic literature, though, may be alarmed by signs that Andrew Davies is upping the ante.

For Ringnuts who may be alarmed by the new ticket policy, there is a modest loophole, discovered by Mr. Hardt.

On the other hand, the Government and pro-European British politicians may be alarmed by the new signs of Franco-German rapprochement.

But talk of more stimulus measures in the world's biggest economies may be alarming the developing world – who have issued a warning about the push for ever-more liquidity (more to follow).

The vision of myself as an old lady living alone with a bird and a TV may be alarming to some, but I imagine I will have earned it.

However, it has little contamination, which may increase in the future and may be alarming to the river ecosystem with rapidly increasing population in the river basin.

The prospect of this may be alarming to some and given that the Basis and many other health bands already offer optical heart rate scanning, it's even a bit onerous.

To human ears, the whooping noises all sound the same, but these highly social animals will react in different ways to certain calls – some may be alarms while others appear to contain more complex information.