Sentence examples for consternation a lot from inspiring English sources

"There was a lot of consternation, a lot of pressure to rescue this thing," said Jeffrey Adamovicz, one of Dr. Ivins's fellow researchers at the time.

Born Kurt Walker, he was a precocious young man who grew up in Harlem in the 70's and much to his mother's consternation spent a lot of his time scratching up her records.

"There is a great deal of consternation among a lot of us over the readjustment of data that is going on and some of the portrayals that we are seeing," Mr. Bastardi said in a video segment posted recently on AccuWeather's Web site.

It causes a lot of consternation and drama in Washington.

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

"There will be votes that are going to cause a lot of consternation".

This is why a troubled economy and job market can cause a lot of consternation even when they don't directly impact your present situation or daily routine.

That is a lot of consternation in one room for a team that was in the Super Bowl nine months ago.

The decision to revert to the core values is a reaction to a recent decline in original sharing, a trend that has caused a lot of consternation among the Facebook brain trust.

The dueling Saturdays might seem like a lot of consternation about nothing to consumers weary of faux shopping events: Black Friday, Sofa Sunday, Cyber Monday, Red Tuesday, Mobile Sunday, Green Monday and Free Shipping Day (Friday this year, for those keeping track).

It's caused a lot of consternation and I completely get why people hate it.