Sentence examples similar to an outbreak of consternation from inspiring English sources

We fear an outbreak of cholera.

Mention an outbreak of strep throat.

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.

The news was a blow to the Mets, causing an afternoon of consternation at Citi Field.

2) The first time I changed the headlight in my car equaled an hour of consternation.

Chatting on his cellphone when I arrive, he mimes an exaggerated expression of consternation and whispers an extravagant apology.

But as an actress, I have never had a sigh of consternation when I get something complicated.

Ali Mangera is in a state of consternation.

It causes a lot of consternation and drama in Washington.

"There's a lot of consternation here," he said.

Still, the timing is a cause of consternation to some.