Sentence examples for well alarmed from inspiring English sources

She points out that, since the nineteen-eighties, the amount of time spent sleeping has declined at an alarming rate, and that, well, alarmed me.

I've always been impressed, well alarmed really, at how quickly the right wing jumps on an issue almost in unison.

Writing that has separated letters shows that the person is very cautious, and well alarmed.

It lasts three hours and seventeen minutes, which could well alarm some viewers.

This attempt to reconceive the Met as an institution more open to popular influences and more attractive to a wider public may well alarm opera traditionalists, who are the heart of the Met's audience.

After providing that kind of data, a user might well be alarmed to find he had an undeclared cookie that would not expire until 2037.

This is how they reached Maryland: a man purchased a pair in Chinatown, smuggled them south, nourished them well, then, alarmed by their burgeoning appetite and size, dumped them into a pond behind a Dunkin' Donuts.

He was no doubt in his private character brave and likeable; but those who knew him well were alarmed by an irrational obstinacy and self-will strangely streaked with weak and vacillating purposes.

No wonder Jim finds him attractive as well as alarming.

That's why the PC industry's commanding chip maker, Intel, might do well to be alarmed by the computer chips being designed by Qualcomm, a maker of chips for cellphones.

The wider world was alarmed as well.