Sentence examples for Popular consternation from inspiring English sources

Besides the more common signs of thunder and lightning then happening, the report of several unheard of and utterly strange portents much increased the popular consternation.

Five years ago, at 15, she posed topless for Annie Leibovitz in Vanity Fair, shrouded by a blanket but not enough to cover up popular consternation.

The groundswell of popular consternation has swept up Adriano Celentano, one of Italy's most famous singers, who took out a page in the country's biggest-selling daily newspaper to voice his anger.

The rich and the superrich are keenly aware of the depth of popular consternation and envy, which springs from the urge to know why they deserve to have such staggering sums of money, and so much more than everyone else.

The funders of the Tea Party are of the intransigent far right, but it's imprudent to dismiss all of the popular consternation -- and every person who's attended a rally or who voted for Ron Paul -- as essentially reactionary.

In Germany, where the doner kebab is by far and away the most popular fast food, consternation at the development has prompted some apocalyptic visions.

Not since the days when Chi Chi, the giant panda at London zoo, was rejecting suitors from all corners of the globe has the search for the ideal mate for a popular public figure caused such national consternation.

The party won 23 of the 57 available seats in Zemun, thereby showing its ability to win over SRS voters in this former Radical bastion (the Radicals came third place in Zemun with only 6 seats).The SNS attempt to build a more moderate rightwing movement distinct from the extremism of the SRS has proved popular with voters and has provoked consternation in the ranks of the liberals.

Hotels also became popular places to commit suicide, much to the consternation of management.

Southwest Airlines, for example, recently upended its popular Rapid Rewards frequent-flier program, causing much consternation among many longtime Southwest loyalists.

In the balance are the zones for P.S. 321 and P.S. 107, two popular but crowded schools in the heart of Park Slope, causing consternation for parents who fear their children will be shut out — and for real estate brokers who tout the neighborhood's schools.