Sentence examples for sound alarming from inspiring English sources
But his union backers want retroactive pay hikes.Leftwingers who sound alarming on the stump can prove pragmatic in office: "Red" Ken Livingstone ran London, the world's other great financial centre, pretty well when he became mayor.
The prospect of truly anonymous transactions may sound alarming to some, but in a world in which privacy withers further away every day, it can also sound a lot like a reassuring bulwark.
The numbers do indeed sound alarming.
She began her article by citing a study noting that BPA found on register receipts or money is absorbed through the skin, making it sound alarming.
These possibilities sound alarming, but the dangers they pose do not justify war.
Hardly: though the numbers, 5,000 a week, sound alarming, they are a tiny proportion of the 5.1m people who work in the public sector – and that's excluding the staff of our nationalised banks.
Annan didn't sound alarmed; his voice was as mellifluous as ever.
Anteon Chief Executive Joseph Kampf Joseph Kampf, for his part, doesn't sound alarmed.
"Where were you?" I asked, realizing I should try not to sound alarmed.
All of this sounds alarming.
