Sentence examples for so much alarmed from inspiring English sources

The friend of popular governments never finds himself so much alarmed for their character and fate, as when he contemplates their propensity to this dangerous vice.

In the 1920s, the Home Office became so much alarmed by reports of such perversions as socialism, pacifism, free thinking and naturism, said to be practised there, that it put in two spies, who duly reported that "promiscuous fornication" was rife, though they couldn't provide any proof.

The friend of popular governments, never finds himself so much alarmed for their character and fate, as when he contemplates their propensity to this dangerous vice.

"The communication which so much alarmed the University of Michigan officials was only a rather savage and tasteless piece of fiction," Judge Avern Cohn wrote.

One lady telephoned the paper in a state of high excitement, but it turned out that she was not so much alarmed as she was elated over confirmation by such a substantial authority of a conclusion she had reached, through certain horoscopic research, that N. Y. was to be visited by some sort of appalling calamity during the first week of August.

This Four Loko hooch — subject of so many recent news reports, focus of so much alarm — definitely stood out.

Even so, they claimed, sales were better than expected, things look better for the second quarter and the surge in inventories that had caused so much alarm is being brought under control.The NAPM non-manufacturing survey was also less worrying than some economists had feared.

"A community leader I worked with said: 'I keep telling parents that it's not play, it's practice.'" It's this fear of a strong link between military toys and aggression in adulthood that has recently caused so much alarm in places such as Pakistan where the sale of realistic toy weapons has increased dramatically.

Some performances are so horrible, so utterly lacking in redeemable features and cause so much alarm about the months and years ahead that they almost demand an instant dismissal.

Normally, this would have set off the "I hate you so much" alarm bells in my head, but somehow this felt different.

"Things are so much more alarming now".