Sentence examples for A consternation from inspiring English sources

More movingly, he acknowledged the problems with drugs and alcohol that have plagued him and been a consternation to others.

The years in prison that the law promises with so much generosity must be viewed with a consternation that goes beyond the fear of confinement and punishment.

You'll need one can of baked beans, a half liter of water, one bucket, one mug, one actor friend "with a sterling consternation," a microphone and editing software with reverb.

"There was a lot of consternation, a lot of pressure to rescue this thing," said Jeffrey Adamovicz, one of Dr. Ivins's fellow researchers at the time.

William Smith was deeply disturbed by the abrupt turn of events to radical action: "a general consternation and disgust works among the people".

But whether the deal succeeds or fails, Tyco has already caused a little consternation among the CIT shareholders it is courting.

But there is some evidence that there is a growing consternation with the requirement that people have health insurance, which the Republican candidates for president have attacked as well.

"The nation being in a great consternation", recollected Downes, "it was performed but six times, which not answering half the charge they were at, involved the company very much in debt".

That is a lot of consternation in one room for a team that was in the Super Bowl nine months ago.

"There was quite a bit of consternation and hand-wringing for a while that these Americans were buying up all the wine and now it's switched again.

Included in canons were the rejection of hereditary claims to a benefice or prebend, which was a source of consternation to the clergy.