Sentence examples for a consternation that from inspiring English sources

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.

In response, WOR issued a statement saying, "We regret any consternation that his remarks may have caused to our listeners".

And his face is twisted into an expression of consternation that makes him look less like the handsome actor than a fun house dummy being retired to a dusty back room.

This event caused great consternation that was quickly resolved when new intellectual property for a conjugation method at the FDA was identified and licensed to PATH, which then sublicensed the technology to SIIL.

Strip away the week's tumult, the stunning change on the bench and the consternation that followed, and you would swear that the Knicks were still riding high on the fumes of their February magic.

Such has been the magnitude and depth of consternation that a return to business-as-usual will, for many, be unacceptable.

"Remedy" tells of a 35-year-old woman's consternation that her parents have invited a Buddhist loner named Ray to live with them and cook vitalising vegetarian meals.

At the time, a representative from Zimmerman's legal team expressed consternation that people cared about a traffic stop.

The police have said they do not consider him a suspect, but have expressed consternation that he was not more cooperative earlier.

With Team GB kicking off their campaign before the opening ceremony, there is some consternation that if a David Beckham inspired bandwagon starts rolling it could start to overshadow some of the other sports that only get a chance to shine once every four years and are banking on a once in a generation opportunity to revel in the limelight of a home Games.

Much of the press comment was negative, expressing consternation that the heroine was an amoral seductress rather than a woman of virtue.