Sentence examples for and consternation for from inspiring English sources

Blitt explains the challenge of giving past Presidents expressions of horror and consternation for the cover of this week's issue.

The result has been confusion and consternation for conductors and for listeners about the meaning, structure, and function of the Sixth.

Turner's plan will probably create, at least at the start, confusion and consternation for fans accustomed to years of free online access to the tournament that did not require authentication.

Until that moment, I had always recoiled when asked for my name by a barista — an innocent question for a simple transaction, but one that harkens back to traumatic days growing up in Pittsburgh, where my name caused controversy and consternation for people who, if they were not black, were mostly descendants of Germany, Italy, and Ireland.

Until that moment, I had always recoiled when asked for my name by a barista an innocent question for a simple transaction, but one that harkens back to traumatic days growing up in Pittsburgh, where my name caused controversy and consternation for people who, if they were not black, were mostly descendants of Germany, Italy, and Ireland.

The result can be embarrassment and consternation for unsuspecting visitors.

To our parents who had witnessed all this destruction in battle or from newsreel and radio accounts, the sight of baby after baby after baby showing up and looking blissfully helpless as babies do must have bred concern and consternation: how, for the sake of these angelic newborns, could they prevent a repeat of the barbarity just ended?

During the periods in the George W. Bush and Obama administrations when the Senate was controlled by the president's party, the ability of the minority party to hold up nominees indefinitely caused significant and increasing consternation for the majority.

His addiction to the device--often nicknamed a CrackBerry--was a subject of amusement and some consternation for aides in the run up to his inauguration in 2008.

Indeed, the game show has attracted debate and consternation in the Netherlands for seeming to mock asylum seekers.

In letters sent Tuesday to the Clinton and Trump campaigns, the WHCA's leadership expressed "profound concern and consternation" at both for so far failing to establish a protective pool system and urged each "to remedy the situation without delay for the remainder of the 2016 campaign".