Sentence examples for a source of consternation from inspiring English sources

This had been a source of consternation for some time.

It can be a source of consternation and frustration for parents.

Whatever happens, the Walker estate is likely to remain a source of consternation.

But too often, ageing seems to be more a source of consternation than celebration.

Yet for the Hospices de Beaune, the large négociants became a source of consternation in the modern era.

The fact that the law values one of their marriages over another is a source of consternation, Ms. Pedersen said.

The dissent and confusion within the British Conservative Party must be a source of growing consternation for the Irish government.

The league has not sponsored the Vegas tournament, a source of some consternation to the organizers, especially Marjorie Troum, the tournament's namesake and its director.

Three-dimensional printers offer a potentially easy way around restrictions and registrations — a source of growing consternation among gun-control advocates and some allies in Congress.

The rise of such mega-galleries has been a source of some consternation for contemporary art followers, many of whom like to imagine art as a spiritual escape from corporate culture.

"This is a source of considerable consternation," said Camden R. Fine, who attended the White House meeting as president of the Independent Community Bankers, a trade group of 5,000 mostly smaller institutions, many of which are complaining about the repayment requirements.