Sentence examples for consternation about from inspiring English sources

In Albany, the consternation about the high unemployment rate has caused delays in reporting the data.

The worst that happened was Ryan's mother (and Tony Dungy) expressing consternation about the coach's profanity.

But I can't remember them for a moment expressing consternation about it.

Greening is not alone, however; consternation about consultants is a global phenomenon.

There were a lot of collisions, but any consternation about that seemed directed only inward, in a self-critical way.

There should also be significant consternation about the government's plans to abandon children's rights and withdraw responsibilities from services.

Despite Bezos' consternation, the buzz about this at the meeting was understandable.

After that, dread was dealt in the form of finding a job after college, and then consternation came about keeping that same job.

Finally, there is much consternation among handicappers about the pace of the race.

Some commentators have called Xi's move a belligerent misstep that has made the world more dangerous than he anticipated, but it's unclear whether China is terribly concerned about consternation roused outside its borders.

King, an executive who is black, fired Johnson, a coach who is black, and appointed as an interim the veteran Carlesimo, who is white, and didn't have to think twice about consternation or consequences.