But the late frequent meetings of the Privy Council have afforded an admirable opportunity for the alarmists to declaim upon coming famine.
When the first clergywoman appeared in the United States, it was predicted by alarmists that men would be driven out of the pulpit by the new competition.
Contrary to the expectations of the alarmistsand the lawyers, and somewhat to the disappointment of the latter, the vested interests showed no disposition to test the constitutionality of the act in the courts.
The extension of sensual vice at the present time, if it be a fact, is owing to accidental conditions which will not be permanent, and is itself very far from being so common or so fearful as some alarmists think.
Those alarmists are doing more hurt than good by their overdrawn descriptions and excited declamation.
There is no lack of alarmists who will tell you that it is about to commence under evil auspices.
Politicians who had never been thought alarmists began to tremble for the very foundations of society.
Alarmists make a mistake when they place too much emphasis on the seeming triviality of the reasons, justifying their course, which wives advance when applying for a separation.
The only redeeming stipulation which the Duke of Portland and his brother Alarmists had annexed to their ill-judged Coalition with Mr. Pitt was, that a system of conciliation and justice should, at last, be adopted towards Ireland.
The Alarmists will hear this with new apprehensions; they will no doubt return to us with a view to diminish our force, and encumber us with their alliance in order to reduce us to insignificance.
That the experts and myself will probably be condemned as alarmists and denounced for revealing information likely to be of assistance to an enemy goes without saying.
It is obvious that such a tendency, if continued, will furnish a serious problem to Japanese social reformers, and at the same time make it impossible for Western alarmists to regard the rise of Japan as a menace to the world.
The knowledge of the vital statistics of China possessed by our alarmists is vague to the most extreme degree, but as the knowledge of all of us is scarcely less vague, they assume that their position is fairly safe.
Only three days later Flood brought forward a motion for Parliamentary Reform which the wildest of alarmistscould not call revolutionary.
These figures furnish a striking answer to the alarmists who can see in Germany nothing but a vigorous and not too scrupulous rival.
Alarmists needlessly we are not, and would never prematurely frighten any nervous reader.
Whatever this may be, the question of Indo-China resolves itself into this: The yellow peril alarmists began to talk about Japan as being intent upon seizing Indo-China.
The Yellow Peril alarmists may rest assured, for, according to the author, Japan must die a natural death.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "alarmists" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
