Sentences with phrase «shrill alarmism»

MIT's Alfred P. Sloan professor of meteorology Richard Lindzen recently complained about the «shrill alarmism» of Gore's movie «An Inconvenient Truth.»

The shrill alarmism of its public advisers, and the often eco-fundamentalist policy initiatives that bubble up from the depths of the Civil Service, have all long since been detached from science reality.

Their shrill alarmism is owed in no small part to their journalists simply being incapable of making any sense of the world.

Ours is an era of harsh righteousness among many religionists, and of shrill alarmism among many secularists.

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This naturally manifests as alarmism and as contempt for people who don't share the increasingly shrill view of the world.

Johnny's emotions characterise the shrill, impatient, self importance of the environmental movement, which prefers trantrums to debate, and panic and alarmism to convincing arguments.