Sentence examples for My consternation was from inspiring English sources
My consternation was not due to any geopolitical concerns.
On one hand, the smile was to say, "One more wall that stands before equality has been breached"; the conflict was the feeling of "wait, what changed?" My consternation was not wrapped in the idea that someone else was accepting me, it was more about the idea that God seemingly had a change of heart.
Perhaps my consternation is indicative of my being at the tail-end of a generation that grew up wanting to be the best at something, in the knowledge that this could bring fame and fortune.
To some degree, my mother's consternation was justified.
Their consternation was nothing compared to my dad's.
The G.O.P. grandees' consternation was palpable.
The issue that provoked the most consternation was investment portfolios.
When Sather ran the Oilers, contract consternation was common.
Her consternation was mixed with an element of "we told you so".
IN an interview last week, Mr. Lacy said such consternation was out of step with reality.
The markets were plummeting, and the public's consternation was in some respects, to Negrych, a disappointment.
