Sentence examples similar to be consternation about from inspiring English sources
"There is consternation about the post-Bloomberg era," she said in her opening remarks, calling Mr. Bloomberg "one of us" and noting that he had been "sympathetic to issues of the economy and business".
There is consternation about a candidate who is applying to read natural sciences without having either maths or biology; he is taking physics and chemistry but his third A-level is an arts subject.
During my only trip to the island in the early 80s, there was consternation about the traction being gained on the global sugar market by NutraSweet.
For example, there was consternation in the United Kingdom about Prime Minister Theresa May's apparent difficulty in scheduling a meeting at Davos with Trump.
There was consternation in some quarters about the phrasing of the questions on the ballot, with the choices being either union with Russia, or more autonomy within Ukraine – there was no option to maintain the current arrangement.
There was consternation at those words.
There was consternation here following the result.
In the Wilmslow shipyards, there was consternation.
Across South Africa, there was consternation at the judge's verdict.
There is consternation in the land.
