But oh the consternation this causes.
This, to the consternation of those watching in Caracas, went against the Venezuelan.
This created consternation among the Vopo officers.
This provoked consternation and derision in equal measure from the Socialist Party, and has fed its election campaign ever since.
Mads said that the port's maximum draft was forty-two feet, and at first this caused consternation.
This caused consternation for New Jersey Democrats who thought both men had served the state well in Congress, and for national Democrats, who were trying to win 25 House seats needed to retake the majority.
To the untutored eye, even the earliest Arte Povera works appear just the sort of thing, if included in a modern Turner prize shortlist, to set off a fresh outbreak of "is this art?" consternation in the press.
This caused consternation, including from the president, François Hollande, because Villers-Cotterêts was home to the revolutionary General Dumas, born to a French nobleman and an African slave, and father to the writer Alexandre Dumas.
This causes consternation: I've never before been pursued out of a restaurant by a panicked server wailing, "You haven't had your sarsparilla!" So voilà: everyone loves The French but me.
