Sentence examples for unusually alarming from inspiring English sources
Most of us accept we're as likely to be surprised by the Bafta shortlist as Mel Gibson is to scoop a Nobel peace prize, but the establishment-toadying myopia displayed by this year's nominations list is unusually alarming.
Unemployment is alarming.
In recent months, the campaign has spread quickly across the country from its roots in the booming western metropolis of Chongqing, surprising many Chinese and leading to unusually loud criticism from moderates and liberals alarmed by its retro-red ideology.
Other than that, and the fact that I am unusually amused by the word HOOSEGOW, I was most alarmed by the clue at 66 Across.
"In addition to the Able Archer mobilization exercise that alarmed the Kremlin," Goodman writes, "the Reagan administration authorized unusually aggressive military exercises near the Soviet border that, in some cases, violated Soviet territorial sovereignty.
Mark Waldron's witty and sometimes terrifying Meanwhile, Trees, his third collection, exhibits this tendency in an unusually pure form, whereby idle speculation generates a temporary but swarmingly detailed reality whose consequences may confound and alarm.
