Sentence examples for rather alarmed from inspiring English sources

But then the people at the Quicken Loans Arena, where the Convention will be held, announced, rather alarmed, that their rule against heavily armed spectators was fixed.

One spokespersons for NICE said on TV news this morning that people should consult their GP but then looking rather alarmed pleaded that they don't all rush at once so as not to overload their GPs.

Instead, executives were rather alarmed when the first Young record for Geffen came in the electronic form of 1982's Trans, an experimental synthesiser album which Young later explained was a reflection of his attempts to communicate with his young son, who was born with cerebral palsy.

We were rather alarmed when this was put to us".

"Really?" This rather alarmed me.

"I wrote to her that I was rather alarmed by the indifferent quality of the chapter," he testified.

As for the view from Denmark, when I asked a favorite member of my extended family if she was really worried about the rise of Trump, she seemed uninterested in a possible Clinton landslide, or in Trump's bad polls, but rather, with an alarmed look and speaking perfect Americanese, said, "I'm scared shitless".

It means, roughly, "What the heck do you want from me?" The pope, who turns 81 later this month, seemed to be responding -- rather roguishly -- to alarmed news coverage of his physical condition, which seemed tested by a six-day pilgrimage in the footsteps of St .Paul the Apostle that took him to Greece and Syria before Malta.

Maybe an increased use of exclamatory punctuation is an example of how young people are feeling more harassed, more worried, more enthusiastic, more stressed, more bombastic or more alarmed by our modern world – rather than being simply rubbish at grammar.

This is not a matter of copying but rather a symptom of the visual information glut that alarmed Sontag.

My (admittedly rather limp) line of questioning was met with an alarmed, and evidently miffed, response from an interviewee who said she didn't see herself that way.