Sentence examples for note of alarm from inspiring English sources

"Timebomb" sounds an obvious note of alarm.

"Could you break in?" Koomas repeated, his voice registering a note of alarm.

If something goes wrong internally, Qmail sounds a note of alarm: "Alert: Oh no! Lost Qmail connection.

Early on, however, The Lancet sounded a note of alarm that would soon be picked up by others.

But while John McDonnell was quoting Chairman Mao, a lone note of alarm from Yvette Cooper – remember her? – drew attention to what was afoot.

Several political groups with members in Parliament have sounded a note of alarm that rogue factions could even drag Iran into a war with the United States.

Notes of alarm and rapture in the Debussy score are disregarded, and the final gesture has none of the startlingly precise fetishism of Nijinsky's original.

Mr. Roubini appears to be sounding his customary notes of alarm: What is connecting everyone in the world these days, continues Roubini, is economic and financial insecurity, the rise of income and wealth inequality, challenges from poverty, unemployment effects of financial crisis.

But, as often happens these days, it fell to the Green party's Caroline Lucas to sound a note of loud alarm.

It certainly cautions against the seductions of demagoguery, and its sinister final warning is intended to strike a note of contemporary alarm: "The bitch who bore him is on heat again".

Public opinion is also going against them, the less extreme members of the GOP caucus are running for cover, and increasingly, the Republicans' biggest financial benefactors on Wall Street are sounding a note of growing alarm over possible default.