Sentence examples for really alarmed from inspiring English sources

The police said: 'I think you would be better off leaving the country.' Then we were really alarmed.

"I think people were really alarmed that the idea of consolidation was moving too quickly, without enough study," she said.

"I haven't talked to anyone who is really alarmed about it," said Phil White, a retired game warden, who was having coffee Friday at the Airline.

But what really alarmed the industry was TrueCar's promise to deliver a guaranteed price from several dealers, essentially eliminating the need for any haggling.

"I'm concerned -- no, I'm really alarmed -- by the way my daughters pursue style," said Cher Lewis, a Manhattan mother of two teenagers.

"We've been really alarmed at the plight of young people in Heathfield, there's nothing for them to do, nowhere to go and now, no jobs".

"It has been really alarming.

"The levels we're seeing are really alarming.

What really alarms his enemies is not that he is a closet republican.

His presence, while strange, was widely known and did not really alarm anyone, they said.

Yet what really alarms us about this situation is that we can't find out who is behind these blatant attempts to control the outcome of our elections.