Sentence examples for seriously alarmed from inspiring English sources
To Saladin and the Muslims, who had been seriously alarmed by Frederick's approach, the emperor's death seemed an act of God.
When the editorial balance in Fleet Street tilted uncomfortably away from "news to use" into "news to amuse", he became seriously alarmed about its impact.
When he laid hands on Katherine Heigl in "Knocked Up," I was seriously alarmed — the beauty-and-the beast coupling seemed a violation of the basic principles of romantic comedy.
At this point, a Clinton foreign-policy adviser, Laura Rosenberger, who had held various positions at the National Security Council and at the State Department during the Bush and Obama Administrations, grew seriously alarmed.
She said she became seriously alarmed about the nation in the past year as Congress failed to cut off funding for Planned Parenthood after an anti-abortion group released videos taken surreptitiously of the organization.
He said: "We are seriously alarmed.
More seriously, the segment alarmed studio executives, who perceived it as racist and warned that "'black people in America are going to rip the seats out of theaters if you leave that scene in the movie.'" Richard Pryor's approval helped retain the segment in the film.
More seriously though, I've been growing increasingly alarmed by stories like this: the US government subpoenaing Twitter (and reportedly Gmail and Facebook) users over their support of Wikileaks.
"Recently, we have seen an alarmed — and I mean really a very highly alarmed and alarming trend," Trump said.
That alarmed peasant communities.
